You can assign roles and groups. You can’t see what people actually do with them—or what AI agents do with them. That visibility gap is where compliance risk and operational blind spots hide. In this webinar, Tarun Thakur (ServiceNow) and Nick Krieble (InterContinental Hotels Group) walk through how organizations are moving from role-based thinking to […]
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Every organization that relies on mobile devices eventually faces the same question: who should own the phone? The answer affects cost, security, privacy, support and how employees feel about their tools. There’s no universal right choice, but there is a right choice for each type of role. Three models dominate. Bring your own device (BYOD). […]
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Hybrid work is no longer an experiment. Most knowledge workers now split their week between the office, home and somewhere else entirely: an airport lounge, a client site, a coffee shop, a hotel. Companies invested heavily in collaboration software to support this shift. Many invested far less in the thing that makes it all work, […]
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Preconstruction is where projects are won or lost. It’s where scope is defined, costs are estimated, subcontractors are selected, risks are identified and the plan for delivery takes shape. Yet in many construction firms, the information created during this critical phase lives in a patchwork of spreadsheets, email threads, PDF markups, estimating tools and personal […]
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For most of the past two years, enterprise generative AI has been largely conversational. A user asks a question, and a model produces an answer. That is useful, but it is also limited. The answer must still be read, interpreted and acted upon by a person. AI agents represent a meaningful shift. An agent does […]
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When I first started covering cybersecurity, “privileged access management” mostly meant one thing: a digital vault where IT teams locked up admin passwords. Check them out when you need them, check them back in when you’re done. It was a solid idea, and it still matters. But talking with security leaders over the past few […]
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Few terms in enterprise technology have been stretched as thin as “agentic AI.” Vendors apply the label to everything from scripted automation to conversational assistants with a new interface. For business and technology leaders, this creates genuine confusion about what they are evaluating and what results they should expect. A precise definition is therefore a […]
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For many CISOs, the board presentation is the most consequential 20 minutes of the quarter. It shapes how directors perceive security risk, how much they’re willing to invest and how much they trust the security leader. Yet most CISOs receive little guidance on how to build a board report that works. This guide covers the […]
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The most dangerous moment in a vendor relationship is often the one nobody thinks about: the day the contract is signed. Once a vendor is connected to your systems, holding your data and embedded in your operations, your leverage to demand security improvements drops sharply. Problems discovered later are harder, slower and more expensive to […]
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Not long ago, buying cyber insurance meant filling out a short application and checking a few boxes. Those days are over. After years of heavy ransomware losses, insurers have become far more selective about who they cover, how much they cover and what controls they require. Renewal season now feels more like a security audit […]
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Security operations centers have been drowning for years. Alert volumes keep rising, attackers move faster, and experienced analysts are hard to hire and harder to keep. Many alerts go uninvestigated simply because there aren’t enough people to look at them, and burnout drives turnover in one of the most demanding jobs in technology. AI promises […]
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