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The week of Aug. 10-14: What happened, what matters, what's next20:29 Nvidia makes $500 billion AI infrastructure push; Anthropic adds a watermark to Claude-generated content; Oracle announces quantum partnership with Quantinuum. The AI insider risk reshaping financial services19:04 AI agents transform financial operations while creating security blind spots. The sector needs visibility and control over trusted activity, writes one CISO. How CIOs can avoid integration hell as they leverage multi-cloud AI14.srpna The road to vendor diversification is paved with promise — unless it falls victim to the multi-cloud AI trap. AI coding is creating a new software bottleneck13.srpna AI-assisted coding is making software faster to produce but harder to confidently evaluate, attracting capital to code review and testing companies while forcing enterprises to rethink the broader development lifecycle. LLMs hit security plateau: Why AI code can't be trusted yet13.srpna AI code generation is hitting fundamental limits on security, writes one CTO. Organizations must treat LLM outputs as untrusted and require independent verification before deployment. The AI boomerang: Why rehiring is harder than letting go12.srpna After cutting staff in the hopes AI could replace their labor, many companies are now reversing course. But winning back spurned talent is its own challenge. 10 women who fundamentally changed enterprise computing11.srpna Meet 10 women who fundamentally redefined enterprise computing by changing how organizations think about people, software and power. InformationWeek Podcast: Recovery leadership during a security breach11.srpna Zach Lewis, CIO at the University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis, and Brian Alvey, CTO at WordPress VIP, discuss leadership during a breach. The week of Aug. 3-7: What happened, what matters, what's next7.srpna The White House exempts open-weight AI models from security testing; Google's leadership is reshuffled; JP Morgan expands cross-industry AI risk effort. AI inference attacks put new pressure on enterprise privacy7.srpna AI is making it faster and easier to infer sensitive personal information from ordinary business data. Gartner's Bart Willemsen explains why, and what CISOs need to do about it. Can quantum take the load off AI's power problem?7.srpna Can quantum chips help ease AI's growing power problem? Here's what's plausible, what's hype and what a CIO should watch. CIOs, stop training the room to see you as the IT person7.srpna CIOs earn trust through technical credibility, but executive influence begins when they turn technical updates into executive judgment. At Black Hat 2026, security leaders go deeper to get ahead6.srpna AI dominated security conversations, but this year's event saw a clear shift from hype cycles to pragmatic deployments and real-time threats. 5 CISO principles for navigating cybersecurity incident disclosure6.srpna Don't wait until you're in a cyber event to figure out a customer notification plan. Zscaler's CISO explains how to establish triggers and protocols before crises force decisions. Your AI agents won't fail. Your processes will5.srpna AI agents may not be perfect, but they usually aren't the real point of failure, either. Processes are often a culprit in derailing agents. Here's why process design — not model selection — determines success or failure. |