The threat from Russian bad actors is real; if the US government is halting offensive operations, it may fall to the private sector to take up the cause of disruption, argues Christopher Whyte.
CISOs should be thinking now about changing the assumption that the ‘Great Machine’ of artificial intelligence is so transformational it can replace, rather than augment, human activity.
What exactly is an AI system anyway? CISOs are increasingly relying on AI to support decision-making -- here’s how to look at the systems available in today’s products and what they can accomplish.
A recent study’s deep dive into the US government’s massively complex Unified Command Plan finds that LLMs could be the answer to the cybersecurity professional’s forecasting needs — with human guidance.
A disparity in how some big insurance cases are handled can muddy the takeaways for CISOs gauging their own insurance needs.
Here’s what psychology tells us about having crisis experience, a critical and oft-overlooked variable that shapes the cybersecurity employee supply chain — and it’s not what you might expect.
Avoiding overcommitment to new and developing technologies such as artificial intelligence and leaving room to adapt in the future is the core of an approach known as bootstrapping.
Public-private partnerships like the US Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative are often led by public agencies, but private-led cybersecurity partnerships might be more effective.