What happens when the fastest-growing “workforce” has no employees and yet holds keys to critical systems, sensitive datasets, and production workflows that now run on autopilot as AI agents multiply across the enterprise. In that world, identity becomes the fulcrum of trust, and access turns into
Breaches no longer unfold as single events but as sprints through sprawling data estates where AI accelerates both opportunity and threat while identities become the fuse that turns minor missteps into major outages. The timeline to respond shrinks as adversaries automate reconnaissance and exploit
Chloe Maraina has spent her career translating messy, high-volume data into crisp, visual narratives that leaders can act on. As a Business Intelligence expert with deep roots in data science, she’s helped organizations pivot their talent strategies in step with AI’s rapid rise. In this
The fastest-growing apps set expectations that stretched old cloud assumptions until they snapped, because users now expect sub‑100ms responses, instant personalization, and no‑drama resilience whether they are in Seoul, São Paulo, or a stadium with flaky coverage during a live event. The center of
Industrial safety buyers face a paradox that has quietly stalled innovation: systems are excellent at telling site leaders where people are, yet they struggle to say what those people are doing and whether they are protected, and the gap between presence and understanding keeps incidents too close
Threat responders described the last twelve months as a blur of ransomware, rushed failovers, and boardroom pressure to prove recovery readiness while still enabling AI projects that demand clean, portable data. In that climate, this roundup examines how voices across security, cloud architecture,
