Cyber resilience for the data era—ransomware defense, recovery, zero trust, and immutable data strategies across hybrid and multicloud.
Kay Kimberg Fonguh, a technology risk and control specialist, argues that AI embedded through third-party vendors, APIs, and foundation model providers materially amplifies model risk, cyber risk, concentration risk, and decision-making opacity.
Andrew Stone, CTO for the Americas at Everpure, outlines why treating cyber recovery like disaster recovery leaves organizations dangerously exposed and how to build a truly resilient strategy for modern threats.
Rick Orloff, VP and CISO at Everpure, shares how embedding security in core data infrastructure gives enterprises control when attacks inevitably break through.
Gerald Caron, VP of Cybersecurity at RIVA Solutions, on how his federal experience shaped a view of Zero Trust as a modernization and operating model challenge.
Dr. Ratinder Paul Singh Ahuja, Everpure's Chief Technology Officer and Vice President for Security and Networking, argues that when anyone can build an application in an afternoon, security has to move inside the AI tools themselves and prove its work before code reaches production.
As global AI rules diverge, DataRep Non-Executive Director Onur Korucu explains why effective governance now depends on understanding data flows and infrastructure.
Sohail Iqbal, Chief Information Security Officer at Veracode, explains how intentional data sharing for AI value is dismantling perimeter security and redefining the human role as governance over trust.
Rayson Technologies CISO Andrew Wylie and CEO Jason Pugh explain how to manage AI risk with a hybrid approach that pairs human intuition with intelligent, innovative technology.
David Schwed, COO at SVRN, explains how compliance rules restrict intelligence sharing and why a new approach to collaborative defense is needed.
An interview with Rock Lambros, CEO of RockCyber and a contributor to a new OWASP report on AI security.
A new report by Dragos and Marsh McLennan highlights a potential $330 billion loss from OT cyber risks.
Ron W., CEO of Kindo and a former top security executive at three tech unicorns, explains why the SaaS playbook is a fatal error for AI strategy.
