Cloud Security
The deafening buzz of generative AI experimentation that defined the corporate landscape has given way to a stark and sober silence in boardrooms, replaced by a single, insistent question directed at the Chief Information Officer: What is the return on our investment? The grace period for exploration, a time of boundless pilot programs and
While the tech world fixated on the public debuts of large language models, a parallel revolution in cloud infrastructure quietly amassed a staggering 205% year-over-year growth, reshaping the very foundation of artificial intelligence development. This explosion gave rise to a new class of specialized providers, dubbed "neoclouds," which have
The year 2025 has firmly established itself as a critical inflection point for quantum technology, a period where a convergence of hardware innovations has begun to close the gap between theoretical potential and tangible, real-world utility. Across the globe, an accelerated pace of development within corporate labs, academic institutions, and
In today's highly complex digital landscape, the long-held security mantra of building impenetrable walls around the corporate network has become dangerously obsolete, as attackers have shifted their focus from brute-force entry to simply walking through the front door using stolen or compromised credentials. This fundamental change in tactics,
The Inevitable Collision of Cloud and Code The digital landscape is undergoing a seismic shift, driven by the relentless march of Artificial Intelligence, a transformation that is not merely incremental but a fundamental redefinition of how technology is built, deployed, and secured. As organizations race to integrate AI into every facet of their
With a sharp focus on risk management and the development of innovative detection techniques, Vernon Yai has established himself as a leading expert in data protection and privacy. We sat down with him to discuss a concerning surge in phishing attacks that cleverly exploit email routing misconfigurations to impersonate internal communications. He