There is a growing recognition that boards have a key role to play in resilience.
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Within the next five years, trustworthy digital assistants will become common. Once that has happened, the next phase will be autonomous, agentic, and eventually AGI driven.
CSA, the Cloud Security Alliance, has released The State of AI Security and Governance. Commissioned by Google, it provides a ‘data-driven look at how enterprises are adopting generative and agentic AI’.
The ISO ISO/TC 292 Technical Committee has started work on the next iteration of the ISO 22301 standard, which was published in 2019.
Databarracks has published a new white paper looking at the limitations of the business impact analysis and setting out what a revamped version, BIA 2.0, might look like.
Rimini Street, Inc., has published the findings of a new global study, C-suite Imperatives: Accelerating Innovation in a Shifting Landscape, which surveyed nearly 4,300 CFOs, CIOs, CEOs, and CISOs.
Agentic AI will advance in 2026, but many IT environments lack the resilience fundamentals needed to support it. CIOs must close critical gaps in observability, root cause analysis, workflows, and data trust, argues Dan Salinas.
Ivan Milenkovic explores how organizations can improve board-level understanding of risk through clear language and precise metrics.
Veeam Software recently polled more than 250 senior IT and business decision-makers worldwide to uncover which key trends will shape IT in 2026.
Biometric recovery, payment passkeys, identity fabrics, and authorisation precision will all help organizations gain control of identity management challenges, says Marco Venuti.