In late 2025, Amazon publicly acknowledged that an ongoing cryptomining campaign was negatively impacting AWS accounts. Attackers gained access using legitimate logins, and their activityRead More
Leave a commentFor many organizations, cybersecurity conversations still begin with a familiar question: “Are we compliant?” It’s an understandable place to start. Compliance requirements are concrete. TheyRead More
Leave a commentModern organizations depend on third parties for nearly everything. Cloud infrastructure, payroll, customer support, core business applications, development platforms. Over time, those dependencies can becomeRead More
Leave a commentExecutives worry about cyber risk because it threatens operations, trust, and enterprise value. Regulators focus on compliance because it provides evidence that organizations are exercisingRead More
Leave a commentArtificial intelligence had a big year in 2025. Depending on who you listened to, it was either going to revolutionize every job overnight or replaceRead More
Leave a commentIt’s another Tuesday morning project review. The slides are polished. The dashboards glow reassuringly green. “All systems go,” the team says. “Everything’s on track.” AndRead More
Leave a commentAccording to IBM’s “Cost of a Data Breach” report, organizations typically take an average of 204 days to identify a breach and 73 days toRead More
Leave a commentIn the article, “The Biggest Questions on CIOs’ Minds in 2025,” the consulting firm Gartner identified five critical challenges facing today’s technology leaders. As theRead More
Leave a commentOn July 12, we learned that the breach of Snowflake, a major cloud-data warehousing provider, had been far worse than previously imagined. We already knew that clients such as Advance Auto Parts, LendingTree, Ticketmaster, and Santander Bank had been impacted.
As you read this, conference rooms and Zoom meetings are buzzing with discussions of “large language models” and “deep learning.” Press releases boast about the latest AI initiatives–even if, sometimes, it’s not entirely clear what those initiatives are meant to accomplish.