Solomon Klappholz
Solomon Klappholz is a Staff Writer at ITPro. He has experience writing about the technologies that facilitate industrial manufacturing which led to him developing a particular interest in IT regulation, industrial infrastructure applications, and machine learning.
Before he joined ITPro, Solomon graduated from the University of Warwick in 2021 with a BA (Hons) in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics which included an intercalated year studying Philosophy at the Erasmus University, Rotterdam.
Outside of the office, Solomon enjoys reading, visiting new art exhibitions, and playing football.
Latest articles by Solomon Klappholz

'Catastrophic' cloud outages are keeping IT leaders up at night
By Solomon Klappholz published
News The costs associated with cloud outages are rising steadily, prompting a major rethink on cloud strategies at enterprises globally

LockBit claims breach on Canada’s largest school board: Is the group back with a vengeance?
By Solomon Klappholz published
News A breach at the largest school board in Canada has been claimed by LockBit as the group rears its head once more

The history – and future – of automation in security
By Solomon Klappholz published
Automation has transformed the security sector, from its early beginnings to its pivotal role today, but where are things headed?

Do AI coding tools herald the end of the developer as we know it?
By Solomon Klappholz published
News With the advancement of AI coding tools, some tech leaders believe developer role requirements could rapidly evolve in years to come

Enterprises beware, your LLM servers could be exposing sensitive data
By Solomon Klappholz published
News New research lays bare the lack of robust security protections on the servers hosting many businesses’ AI services

Data center water consumption is spiraling out of control
By Solomon Klappholz last updated
News Energy usage might be front of mind amid the AI era, but surging data center water consumption is raising serious concerns among industry stakeholders

Anthropics latest move might force OpenAI’s hand
By Solomon Klappholz published
News Anthropic's decision to publish the system prompts that control the outputs of its Claude AI models marks a rare move for the industry

Everything you need to know about RansomHub, the new force in the digital extortion industry
By Solomon Klappholz published
A host of security agencies have issued a warning over RansomHub in recent months, but what's behind the group's rise to prominence?

Microsoft issues warning over potent malware strain developed by Iranian threat actor
By Solomon Klappholz published
News The Iranian state-backed hacking group has continued its usual password spraying and social engineering techniques to gain a foothold in target environments

Volt Typhoon is wreaking havoc again – this time on US internet providers
By Solomon Klappholz published
News Chinese state-backed hackers are thought to be actively exploiting a zero-day in SD-WAN software to infect corporate networks at US internet providers

North Korean insider attacks are skyrocketing – dozens of US firms didn't spot the hacker in their midst
By Solomon Klappholz published
News North Korean threat campaigns are sneaking hackers into US firms as fake IT workers - and the trend shows no sign of stopping

Hackers could dupe Slack's AI features to expose private channel messages
By Solomon Klappholz published
News The company’s internal ‘Slack AI’ feature can be manipulated into disclosing sensitive data from private channels, new research shows

British Library issues £400,000 tender as rebuild continues after 2023 cyber attack
By Solomon Klappholz published
News The British Library's digital transformation project was initially set back by a major cyber attack in October 2023 – now it’s looking to get back on track

AI coding tools are finally delivering results for enterprises
By Solomon Klappholz published
News Research from GitHub shows AI coding tools are hitting the mainstream, with developers reporting significant productivity and efficiency gains

Toyota’s cyber woes continue as latest breach marks fifth major IT incident in two years
By Solomon Klappholz published
Toyota is once again in the headlines after a hacker collective claimed to have exfiltrated 240GB of sensitive data from the car manufacturer’s internal systems

So you introduced an AI chatbot for customers — here’s why they probably hate it
By Solomon Klappholz published
Analysis Firms rushing to introduce AI chatbots could be harming their relationship with customers – but the technology itself isn't the issue, it's how it's implemented

Nvidia promises to give Californians free AI training with new initiative
By Solomon Klappholz published
News A new partnership between Nvidia and the state of California promises to help train 100,000 residents in AI skills and give academic institutions better access to hardware

New Windows vulnerability could repeatedly trigger the blue screen of death on millions of devices
By Solomon Klappholz published
News Attackers could exploit the Windows vulnerability to repeatedly crash machines and trigger a blue screen of death, according to researchers at Fortra

1Password warns Mac users to patch to stop their vaults being accessed by hackers
By Solomon Klappholz published
News 1Password has urged MacOS users to patch amid concerns about a vulnerability that could allow attackers to steal entire password vaults

Cisco to cut thousands of roles in second batch of layoffs this year
By Solomon Klappholz published
News The Cisco job cuts mark the second wave of layoffs for the tech giant so far in 2024

US citizen charged with aiding North Korean hackers moonlighting as tech workers
By Solomon Klappholz published
News The DoJ has charged an individual for running US operations in a campaign where North Korean hackers infiltrate US firms posing as tech staff

A “disaster waiting to happen”: Sellafield plant admits to glaring cybersecurity failures
By Solomon Klappholz published
News Sellafield, which houses the largest store of plutonium in the world, was found to have left staggering cyber vulnerabilities unaddressed for four years

How Africa became the testing ground for cyber warfare
By Solomon Klappholz published
Analysis Africa has become a major battleground for state-affiliated cyber criminals, with firms in the region frequently targeted by sophisticated attacks before they reach Europe and the US
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