Sporting venues are becoming increasingly technology-dependent environments. Whether it is a football stadium, racecourse, tennis venue or golf tournament, organisers now rely on an expanding range of connected systems to keep events running smoothly, securely and efficiently.

Logicalis has achieved Microsoft Frontier Partner status alongside its Microsoft Copilot specialisation, reinforcing its position as a trusted partner for organisations looking to scale AI securely, responsibly and with measurable business impact.

Read how modern CISOs are shifting penetration testing from a one‑off audit exercise to a continuous, risk‑driven vulnerability management process that ensures issues are prioritised, fixed, and proven closed.

Read why penetration testing is evolving from a periodic, report-led exercise into a continuous, platform-driven capability that provides real-time visibility, risk-based prioritisation, and ongoing remediation to reduce cyber exposure.

New partnership aims to give organisations greater visibility, control and protection over sensitive data wherever it resides, across on-prem, cloud, SaaS and AI-enabled environments.

New research that finds almost nine out of ten (89%) CIOs are ‘learning on the go’ when it comes to AI. The pace of AI adoption outstripping organisational readiness, and global CIOs are concerned about an “AI bubble”, citing this as a risk for their organisation.

As AI adoption accelerates across enterprise environments, new research from global technology service provider, Logicalis, suggests that it is introducing complex cybersecurity challenges that many organisations are still struggling to manage effectively.

The designation sits at the highest level of recognition within Cisco's newly launched Cisco 360 Partner Program, a next-generation framework designed to identify partners with the deepest technical expertise, proven lifecycle delivery capabilities, and measurable customer impact across the full Cisco portfolio.

It is clear from the results that AI is no longer emerging at the edges of the organisation; however, over a third of UK CIOs (36%) believe the pace of AI adoption within their organisations is "too fast," rising to 51% of CIOs globally.