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eMudhra to exit global SSL/TLS certificate business

eMudhra announced it will withdraw from the global SSL/TLS certificate business, as stated in a press release filed with the BSE. The company said it will instead concentrate on its core enterprise solutions and other trust services besides SSL/TLS.

CSA Survey: Most DLP Tools Detect Data Loss After It Already Occurred

A Cloud Security Alliance survey conducted with Jazz found that 73% of organizations experienced at least one confirmed data loss incident in the past two years, and only 16% said their DLP tools blocked the most serious incident before data left the organization. The survey also found that while nearly half of security teams rank GenAI tools as their top exfiltration risk, fewer than a third can produce routine reports showing sensitive data sent to such tools, and only 22% strictly block GenAI-related data transfers.

Survey finds users' trust in Google declines after unannounced Android phone-number linking

A reader survey conducted by the publication found that many Android users have lost trust in Google after discovering the company began linking phone numbers to Google accounts without first asking for consent. Respondents said they were unaware of the change until noticing the new account requirement on their devices.

Entrepreneur Op-Ed Argues 'Care-Centered Leadership' Builds Team Resilience

An opinion piece published on Entrepreneur argues that so-called 'care-centered leadership'—combining high expectations with coaching, feedback and support—builds trust and resilience within teams. The author contends that asking employees what they need and following through strengthens engagement, while distributing workloads and developing others reduces burnout and dependence on a few key people.

Anthropic's Long-Term Benefit Trust holds sway over its board ahead of IPO

Anthropic has disclosed little about the five-person Long-Term Benefit Trust that has authority to appoint and remove board members and can block major corporate actions. As the AI company moves toward a possible public offering, questions remain about how this trust operates and who controls it.

Entrepreneur op-ed urges managers to adopt 'say it sooner' feedback rule

An Entrepreneur contributor argues that leaders often delay addressing small workplace issues—like formatting errors, lateness or interrupting—out of a desire to avoid conflict or hurt feelings. The piece proposes a 'say it sooner' approach: raising concerns while they are minor, focusing on specific behavior rather than character, and using regular check-ins to normalize ongoing feedback.

Survey: Americans earning over $100K trust influencer recommendations more

A Morning Consult survey of roughly 2,000 U.S. adults conducted for Business Insider found that 61% of people earning over $100,000 a year trust influencers' product recommendations, compared with about half of those earning less. High earners were also more likely to say their trust in influencers has grown in recent years and to express interest in becoming influencers themselves.

Intel to retire SGX after Diamond Rapids Xeons, shift focus to TDX

Intel announced it will discontinue support for Software Guard Extensions (SGX) on server platforms after its upcoming Xeon 'Diamond Rapids' CPUs, while continuing to support existing SGX deployments into the early 2030s. The company said it will instead expand Trust Domain Extensions (TDX), which secures entire virtual machines rather than isolated application enclaves, to meet growing confidential computing needs in cloud, enterprise, and AI workloads.

Tim Cook describes role shift to executive chairman a month after Apple CEO handover

Tim Cook, speaking to The Independent during a visit to Apple's Battersea campus in London, discussed his first month as Apple's executive chairman after handing the CEO role to John Ternus. Cook said the leadership transition had been planned for years and that he now focuses on worldwide policy and government relations rather than day-to-day operations. He said he and Ternus maintain a relationship built on trust and frequent communication, and he told Ternus not to imitate his own leadership style.

Veterinary Industry Group Urges Transparent Pricing to Preserve Client Trust

An opinion piece from a veterinary hospital network leader argues that businesses facing rising costs should raise prices gradually and transparently rather than suddenly. The author cites a survey finding that 52% of pet owners skipped needed veterinary treatments, with 71% of those citing cost as the reason. The piece recommends improving workflows and supporting staff before implementing price increases.

Apple and The King’s Trust Launch Creative Labs for UK Youth Development

Apple and The King’s Trust introduced the 'Apple x King’s Trust Creative Labs' program, offering workshops to help young people aged 18 to 30 develop digital and creative skills. The initiative started with music industry sessions coinciding with the opening of Apple Music Hall, with plans for additional cohorts over the next year. The program aims to connect participants with Apple experts and resources to foster career growth.

Edelman Survey: Coworker Trust Hits Record Low

Edelman's long-running trust survey found that trust among coworkers has dropped to its lowest level since the survey began. The firm links the decline to broader instability in the global economy that appears to be spilling into workplace relationships.