The cybersecurity industry has embraced an “assume breach” philosophy that accepts compromise as inevitable and focuses resources on rapid detection and response. This approach results in a security loop familiar to anyone who has worked in IT: monitor systems, detect anomalies, mitigate active threats, and remediate damage. Although it is pragmatic, given traditional endpoint architectures,…
Disaster recovery professionals have made incredible progress when it comes to recovering data centers and cloud infrastructure, with many organizations achieving recovery time objectives (RTOs) as short as 20 minutes for mission-critical workloads. But these impressive numbers mask a dangerous weakness. Endpoint recovery times can stretch into weeks or months, creating a business continuity gap…
Enterprises investing millions in Secure Service Edge (SSE) and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architectures face an uncomfortable reality. Although these solutions excel at securing network traffic and application access, they offer little protection against threats that originate directly on endpoint devices. The statistics are sobering. Microsoft found that up to 90% of ransomware attacks originate…
El 28 de agosto de 2023, festivo en parte del Reino Unido y uno de los días más intensos del tráfico aéreo del verano, alrededor de 1.500 vuelos fueron cancelados. Aeropuertos colapsados, tripulaciones y aviones fuera de posición, pasajeros atrapados en conexiones imposibles por Europa, y un sector entero exigiendo respuestas. Aerolíneas como Ryanair elevaron…
In a recent DMARCbis fireside chat, email authentication leaders discussed upcoming DMARC changes and how teams can plan for 2026. Sendmarc has released a new fireside chat featuring Todd Herr, Principal Solutions Architect at GreenArrow Email and co-editor of DMARCbis, on the upcoming update to DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance). Led by Dan…
Technology leaders are used to watching new standards emerge quietly and then disappear into the plumbing of enterprise IT. But Model Context Protocol (MCP) is following a different trajectory. Over the past year, it has moved from an obscure technical concept into the center of conversations about agentic AI, governance, and security risk, and it’s…
Most enterprises are writing AI policies right now. They are also standing up review boards, model inventories, and risk registers. That’s progress. Then the first real incident happens: An agent changes a configuration. A staff member pastes sensitive data into a tool they were not approved to use. A model output drives a decision nobody…
Cloud adoption has fundamentally changed how enterprises build and deliver technology. For much of the past decade, cloud strategy was framed around a simple mandate: move fast and move to the cloud. That approach helped organizations modernize development practices and accelerate innovation. But in my experience working with mission-critical systems, I’ve seen that applying the…
Despite the buzz surrounding AI, many organizations struggle to move beyond experimentation and pilot programs to fully scale AI across their enterprises. According to recent industry research conducted by EXL, while 96% of organizations believe scaling their AI initiatives over the next year is very important, companies have successfully integrated AI into less than half…
Remember when training meant scheduling a conference room, ordering catering, and hoping people would stay awake through PowerPoint slides? Those days are gone. The pandemic didn’t just force us online — it exposed something we suspected but couldn’t prove: our workforce’s skills were decaying faster than any annual training cycle could fix. What replaced that…