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Deepfakes and other AI-generated content are escalating enterprise risk. CIOs and CISOs must implement real-time detection, digital provenance and stronger identity controls.

AI influences strategy at 55% of firms, but only 25% call it a primary business driver. Enterprise-wide deployment remains below 50%.

As vibe coding gains traction, a cybersecurity expert discovers vulnerability that demonstrates risks.

AI is coming for your organization's plans. Here's how the president of HP Digital Services fights back.

A new $1000,000 fee, a new wage-ranking system and new calls to end the visa program for international workers are presenting challenges for IT leaders.

Budgets are shrinking, but the threat landscape isn't. What kind of talent do CISOs need to keep up?

CIOs are under pressure to prove value as agentic AI adoption accelerates, but traditional efficiency-based metrics fail to capture enterprise impact. Orchestration and governance will determine which projects survive.

Cassandra Mack, CISO at TensorWave, and Pierre DeBois, CEO of Zimana Analytics, discuss striking a balance to keep development secure.

Ron Guerrier discusses why he believes scarcity breeds innovation, and examines the challenges of effectively managing data and meeting data sovereignty requirements for an organization operating globally.

As tech stacks grow more complex and AI expands the attack surface, routine IT missteps are harder to detect, contain and recover from.

Ransomware groups are using AI to accelerate negotiations, forcing defenders to identify bot‑driven tactics and blend automation with human judgment to maintain control.

CIOs won't see real returns from AI until they fix broken KPIs and close the pilot-to-production gap.

Fluctuating tariffs, increasing inflation, declining salaries and adoption of AI threaten the stability of the IT industry. Still, IT teams remain committed to their roles and positive about job security.

To survive in today's saturated market, AI startups must shift their focus to vertical specialization, proprietary data and defensible business models.

Gaining the respect of C-level colleagues is easy and quickly leads to multiple benefits. Here's how to get started.