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Cybersecurity burnout is an operational threat: AI can help | TechTarget

Cybersecurity has always been a high-pressure profession. Security teams are expected to monitor an organization's digital environment continuously, respond when something goes wrong and stay ahead of attackers who need to be right only once. Now analysts are being asked to do it while navigating staffing constraints, budget pressure, rapidly changing technology and a threat landscape fueled by AI.

In the 2025 ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study, 48% of cybersecurity professionals surveyed said they're exhausted trying to keep up with the latest cybersecurity threats and emerging technologies. Forty-seven percent said they're often overwhelmed by their workloads.

Cybersecurity burnout isn't just a workforce or employee-wellness problem. When the people responsible for detecting, investigating and containing threats are overwhelmed and exhausted, those conditions degrade an organization's security posture. Burnout can directly affect an organization's ability to retain good people, track institutional knowledge, and identify and respond to threats.

With the industry's workforce...

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OpenAI says it built an “offline world” from cached web content to train isolated frontier models to browse, search for information, and use web apps

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Modular phone promises total privacy at the flick of a switch

Most modular phones are all about the swappable hardware or their repairability. But Brax's upcoming model takes a slightly different approach: it's going for maximum privacy. The Brax Wink features a BlackBerry-style design with the front split between a 4-inch display and a full physical keyboard.

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This Dolby Atmos soundbar from JBL may not have up-firing speakers, but it still sounds more expansive than most models I’ve tested — here’s how I’d rate it after hours of testing

Despite skipping on up-firing drivers, the JBL Bar 800MK2 plates up spectacularly expansive sound with its virtual Dolby Atmos capabilities. Its thumping bass and clear dialogue are impressive too, as are its wide connectivity options and feature-rich companion app. It isn’t the flashiest of lookers, and the sub is

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Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 Review: A Dolphin Dive in the Right Direction - CNET

The Call of Duty series needed a win this year. Last year’s Black Ops 7 was a clown car of bad decisions, featuring an always-online campaign mode with ridiculous zombie bosses and open-world Warzone. Worse still, the multiplayer mode (the only reason that many people buy the game) was

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OpenAI says it built an “offline world” from cached web content to train isolated frontier models to browse, search for information, and use web apps

Modular phone promises total privacy at the flick of a switch

This Dolby Atmos soundbar from JBL may not have up-firing speakers, but it still sounds more expansive than most models I’ve tested — here’s how I’d rate it after hours of testing

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