John Kindervag, who created the concept of zero trust, has published a new book arguing the model remains effective in the AI era. Kindervag first introduced zero trust in a 2010 Forrester Research report, and it later became a core cyber security principle. He said experts concluded AI threats are faster, more sophisticated and larger in scale, but fundamentally unchanged. The key, he said, is correct implementation through a policy engine that reflects an organisation’s security posture.

Myspace has signalled it plans to relaunch, but analysts say its chances look limited in a social media market dominated by algorithm-driven feeds and short user attention. CNBC reported that Tim Vanderhook and Chris Vanderhook, who own Myspace, reiterated the plan in a documentary. They did not give a timeline. Myspace, founded in 2003, peaked in 2008 before declining against Facebook. Analysts say nostalgia alone will not be enough.