Third-Party Risk Management
Today, we’re diving into the complex world of U.S. public power utilities with Vernon Yai, a seasoned expert in the energy sector. With years of experience in navigating the financial, regulatory, and operational challenges of public power, Vernon offers a unique perspective on the unprecedented surge in electricity demand driven by data centers.
Imagine a world where the digital backbone of society—data centers powering artificial intelligence (AI)—consumes energy at a rate that outpaces entire cities, yet struggles to align with environmental goals. This is the reality facing the tech industry today as federal policies reshape the energy landscape. With AI's insatiable demand for power
Imagine a world where a single unnoticed flaw in a software component triggers a cascading failure across global supply chains, compromising critical infrastructure and exposing sensitive data to malicious actors. This isn’t a far-fetched scenario but a pressing reality in today’s interconnected digital landscape, where cyber threats grow more
In an era where mobile applications dominate daily interactions, a startling reality has emerged about the extent to which personal data is harvested by these platforms, particularly by apps with foreign ownership. Recent research has unveiled that many popular social media and e-commerce apps, especially those originating from China, are
Imagine a company securing a lucrative contract with the US Department of Defense (DoD), only to face a devastating data breach due to a single employee's oversight in handling sensitive information. Such scenarios are not mere hypotheticals but real risks in an era where cybersecurity threats loom large over organizations handling controlled