Breach Management
AI washing, the practice of exaggerating AI capabilities, has become a focal point for both investors and regulatory bodies, significantly affecting public markets. This phenomenon plays a crucial role in shaping investment strategies and regulatory frameworks, influencing corporate stock valuations and transparency standards. The Growing Concern
Recent cyberattacks targeting the retail sector highlight a significant increase in cybersecurity threats facing consumer-focused companies. Notably, The North Face experienced a data breach impacting nearly 3,000 customer accounts. This breach resulted from a credential stuffing attack where hackers leveraged previously stolen login information
In today's corporate landscape, IT services are no longer a mere support function. They have become the backbone of modern enterprises, driving innovation, customer engagement, and competitive advantage. Yet, as the demand for speed and efficiency grows, many organizations are trapped in outdated frameworks that stifle productivity. Performance
As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to expand its footprint across diverse sectors such as healthcare, agriculture, smart cities, and industrial automation, concerns regarding its vulnerability in the cyber realm intensify. The intrinsic complexity and heterogeneity of IoT devices and ecosystems render them susceptible to various security
The ongoing transformations in the IT sector, driven by the widespread incorporation of agentic AI, present a substantial opportunity—and daunting challenge—for CIOs. As businesses aim to leverage AI's potential to enhance productivity and overhaul traditional operations, executives must navigate a complex landscape of rapid technological change.