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Where Technology Leaders Will Go to Get Informed in 2026
Technology organisations will enter 2026 facing a set of pressures that look very different from the ones that defined the early AI boom. The shift is no longer about experimentation,... Read More
Cybersecurity Moves From “Perimeter Defence” to “AI-Era Resilience Engineering”
Organisations dealt with an array of novel cybersecurity issues in 2025. While in the past, focusing on perimeter defence was widely viewed as the most effective approach towards securing an... Read More
Detecting the “Corrupted” Decision: Why Human Judgement Still Anchors Cyber Defence
As payment systems strengthen and fraud detection grows more sophisticated, attackers are changing their playbook. According to Dimitri Mariac, Risk & Fraud Manager at Visa, the next phase of cybersecurity... Read More
Night of the Living Downtime
It is the time of year when shadows lengthen, and in IT, few things are more frightening than downtime. Across industries, systems are falling prey to an ever-growing wave of... Read More
What we do in the Shadow(s) AI
As Halloween approaches, the real spectres haunting IT teams are not in data centre basements; they’re in the cloud. Shadow AI, the unauthorised use of artificial intelligence tools by employees,... Read More
Making Zero Trust Work: Seamus Lennon of ThreatLocker on Turning Strategy into Security
Zero Trust has become a cornerstone of modern cybersecurity strategies, but turning theory into action is proving far more complex. In this interview, Seamus Lennon, VP of Operations EMEA at... Read More
When Transparency Hurts: The New Ethics of Admitting Failure
Corporate transparency has become far more than a buzzword in recent years, with legal and social responsibilities pushing many businesses to embrace a level of openness that would once have... Read More
The Silent AI-ssassin: How AI Can Crack Codes and Criminal Cases
As digital evidence multiplies, law enforcement faces a critical inflection point. Investigative systems are struggling under the sheer weight of data, a quiet failure that risks slowing justice in an... Read More
Shadow Failures and The Near-Misses That Shape Systems
While minor failures and near misses may not have a major negative impact on organisational performance in the short term, they can absolutely lead to more consequential issues. In other... Read More
Shadow IT in Hybrid Work Represents A Cultural Problem
The rise of shadow IT is leading to many different reactions from organisations and cybersecurity experts. Some are increasing scrutiny on employees to find those breaking policies and punishing them.... Read More
How Always-On Delivery Cultures Can Lead to Burnout
It’s well-known that people in the tech industry often face long working hours and an unforgiving, always-on culture that requires them to be on call around the clock. The drive... Read More
Geopolitics and Cybersecurity: Swantje Westpfahl on Building Secure Digital Ecosystems
In the DACH region and beyond, where regulatory complexity and rising threats intersect, practical cybersecurity expertise is more vital than ever. Dr. Swantje Westpfahl, Director of the Institute for Security... Read More