Enterprise Security

As AI agents enter production in 2026, Doneyli De Jesus, Solutions Architect at ClickHouse, shows why observability and audit trails now define trust, scale, and control.

Luke Mulks, VP at Brave Software, explains why autonomous AI agents in browsers demand an entirely new security playbook.

Gabor Szentivanyi, CIO and Chief AI Officer at SSTRAIT, shows how unmanaged agentic automation creates "orphan agents" that quietly take over enterprise processes without oversight.

Mike Foster, CISO for the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, outlines why modern security hinges on continuous inspection, organizational control, and empowered teams.

Andres Andreu, CEO of Constella Intelligence, warns that AI browsers with memory create psychological and technical risks that demand stronger scrutiny and disciplined adoption.

Mikhail Vasilyev, a Principal Software Development Engineer at Workday, explains why AI browsers need strict visibility, containment, and auditability before enterprise use.

Shawn Surber, Solutions Engineering Director at Island, explains how to overcome resistance to public sector IT modernization with a human-centric strategy.

Ravi Thatavarthy, Group VP and CISO at Rite Aid, warns that AI-driven social engineering exploits the gap between physical and cyber defenses.

Cybersecurity advisor Mike Andrewes explains how most organizations still blame the CISO for data breaches, yet few grant them financial ownership, and why the solution is a mindset shift.

Nick Nolen explains why a CISO accountability gap is creating friction and burnout across security teams and how translating risk into financial language can help.

Aaron Mathews, Global Head of Cybersecurity at Orion Innovation, explains why AI is becoming essential to business operations even though security and governance frameworks haven't kept pace.

Gernette Wright, IT Security Officer, Americas at Schneider Electric, on threats to legacy OT systems and failed human patches.

Catharina Cerny, Senior Engineer at Verizon Enterprise Solutions, explains why existing security practices may not withstand future AI threats.

Todd Smith, SVP of Customer IAM at Ameris Bank, explains how financial institutions can avoid the "trojan horse" threat of AI-powered fraud with Zero Trust and a dynamic, risk-based approach.

Ian Schneller, an experienced cybersecurity executive, explains why the role of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is evolving to a strategic business partner in the AI era.

Vinay Prabhu, VP of Product at Graphiant, explains why enterprises are shifting to a unified network approach that integrates security and connectivity to support data sovereignty.

Bishoy Habib and Mohamed Zayed of ZINAD IT explain why the latest threat to enterprise AI is prompt injection, which can misdirect organizations by corrupting AI logic from within.

Armel Roméo Kouassi, Senior Vice President and Global Head at Northern Trust, explains why financial institutions are shifting focus from ROI to executing AI integration.

The rise of agentic AI presents a data privacy crisis. Dmitry Golovin, CISO of IOTA Software, Inc., explains why Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) is the inevitable solution.

Veteran CIO Delano Collins explains how new Wi-Fi exposes businesses to unforeseen liabilities and lawsuits.

Roman Kruglov, Information Security Architect at NY health insurance company CDPHP, on how modern threat actors increasingly exploit psychology via "neurosecurity".

Lyft's Anshuman Bhartiya discusses the need to integrate security from the start, not just at the pull request stage.

Communication barriers among stakeholders pose a greater risk to AI security than technical flaws, according to Security Policy Researcher and Advisor Tiffany Saade.

Darktrace's Nicole Carignan discusses AI's role in proactively combating cybersecurity threats, moving beyond reactive defense.

Zack Schuck of Strivacity says the biggest myth in customer identity is that modernization must be a slow, painful process.

Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) allows anyone with malicious intent to launch cyberattacks, making ransomware a booming industry.