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Attacks targeting website databases increase significantly / Half of IT department staff intend to change jobs, the changes behind it / The reality of AI business utilization is "AI operators"? and more

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Data from October 10-16, 2026, summarizes the surge in attacks on websites, job-hopping intentions among IT staff, and the reality of AI use in planning and marketing roles.

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  • •The latest trends in ransomware and state-sponsored APT attacks, along with a sharp increase in attacks on websites, are reported.
  • •Half of the information systems staff have intentions to change jobs, and the changes behind this are analyzed.
  • •Data is provided on the reality of AI utilization in planning and marketing roles, including what was and was not achieved.
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