PCQuest – September 2025 (Vol. 38, Issue 9)

A Tech Magazine for the Anywhere Office 🔐

PCQuest’s September 2025 issue takes on a question that most IT teams are living every day: how do you keep work secure when the office is no longer a single building? The cover story, “Workflow Reinvented,” frames the modern workplace as a mix of cloud, edge, and on-prem systems, and argues that security has to be built into the flow of work rather than bolted on afterward.

AI That Watches, Learns, and Responds

Several features dig into AI-powered security. They examine behavior-aware detection, proactive defense, automated containment, and the move toward Zero Trust that adjusts access request by request and session by session. The issue also asks where human judgment still matters when machines can react in seconds—and why oversight is not the same as overreliance.

Beyond the Enterprise: Mobility, EVs, and Esports 🎮

The magazine widens its lens to India’s technology landscape. Reports look at smart warehouses and AI-driven logistics, Oben Electric’s work in electric motorcycles, and the way BGMI reshaped mobile esports in the country. Shorter pieces touch on assistive technology and cybersecurity beyond CVSS scores.

Hands-On Reviews and Practical Testing 💻

Regular review sections put hardware through its paces, including the JBL Tune Beam 2, OnePlus Nord 5, Tata, Jitendra EV Yunik, and the Alogic Echelon USB-C Wireless Combo. These are not just spec sheets; they offer buying context for readers tracking the latest gadgets and EVs.

Remembering Sunil Rajguru

The issue includes a tribute to PCQuest editor Sunil Rajguru (1971–2025), remembering his contribution to Indian technology journalism and his ability to make complex subjects clear.

Who This Issue Is For

IT and security professionals will find the most immediate value in the workflow and AI-security coverage. Technology leaders, students, and enthusiasts can use the issue as a snapshot of where Indian tech is heading in late 2025. Digital Delights makes this edition available as a digital read for anyone who wants the full issue without waiting for print delivery.