Claude Makes the Shortlist: How Recruiters Are Using It in 2026

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Part 7 of Claude Clocks In: the last stop in our series is the hiring desk, where Claude is already reading resumes faster than anyone on your team. One of the clearest examples comes from Braintrust, an AI-powered recruiting platform that uses Claude to help clients hire faster. Clients using Claude-generated job descriptions saw a……

Claude Delivers: How Claude Is Changing Logistics in 2026

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Part 6 of Claude Clocks In: freight moves on paperwork as much as it moves on trucks, and Claude is starting to carry some of the load. One of the clearest examples of Claude in logistics comes from DoorDash, which built a self-service contact center on Claude to handle support for its 2 million Dashers…….

Claude Grabs a Hard Hat: How Contractors Are Using It in 2026

Construction worker at a building site holding a tablet displaying the Claude logo on screen.

Part 5 of Claude Clocks In: Claude just made its way onto the job site, and contractors are already putting it to work. Construction runs on paperwork almost as much as concrete. Bids, RFIs, submittals, change orders, and closeout packages eat a serious share of a project manager’s week, and that documentation is exactly what……

Your June Data Breach Roundup

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June’s biggest breaches did not start with sophisticated exploits…they started with phone calls and employees who had no reason to doubt the person on the other end of the line….

Your Firewall Might Be Handing Out the Keys: Inside the Fortinet Breach

Fortinet Firewall Leak

Your firewall is supposed to be the thing keeping attackers out. This week, for thousands of businesses, it became the way in.

Security researchers disclosed a campaign they are calling FortiBleed, and the numbers are rough: working administrator and VPN credentials for roughly 86,000 Fortinet firewalls, or about half of every internet-facing FortiGate device on the planet….

Claude Hits the Factory Floor: How Manufacturers Are Using It in 2026

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AI made its name in the office while the plant floor ran the way it always had. That is starting to change. In late 2025, Anthropic and IFS launched Resolve, an industrial AI tool built on Claude that reads plant schematics and sensor data to catch equipment failures before they happen….

Your Password Was Perfect. It Got Stolen Anyway.

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On June 15, a new batch of stolen credentials landed in Have I Been Pwned: 56 million unique email addresses and 124 million unique passwords. Numbers that large stop feeling personal, which is the trap, because plenty of those logins belong to small businesses just like yours. What Makes This Batch Different These were not guessed,……

Claude for Legal Just Launched: How Lawyers Are Using It in 2026

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Part 2 of Claude Clocks In: the legal world just got its own version of Claude, and firms are already putting it to work. Lawyers were supposed to be the last holdouts (a profession that bills by the hour has limited enthusiasm for tools that save hours). Instead they have become some of the most……

Microsoft’s Biggest Patch Tuesday Ever: What SMBs Need to Know

Desk cluttered with papers about Microsoft’s June 2026 Patch Tuesday and a June 26 deadline, in a modern office setting.

Microsoft’s June 2026 Patch Tuesday just dropped, and this one is worth paying attention to. This month’s update is the largest single Patch Tuesday release in the program’s history, addressing 200 security vulnerabilities across Windows, Office, Azure, Exchange Server, and Remote Desktop Services. For context, the previous record was 167 vulnerabilities. This is not a……

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