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CIOs rethink the balance between AI oversight and innovation

CIOs face mounting pressure to support AI adoption across at speed — but at what risk? IT leaders shed light on how they’re balancing oversight and innovation.

By Rosalyn Page

25 jun. 202612 mins

IT GovernanceInnovationRisk Management

Why your cloud strategy is already out of date

By Raul Leite

25 jun. 20269 mins

Cloud SecurityHybrid CloudPrivate Cloud

Data lakehouses are becoming foundations for enterprise AI

By Maria Korolov

24 jun. 202611 mins

C-SuiteCIOData Architecture

Trump sets post-quantum crypto deadlines, launches broader federal quantum initiative

By Cynthia Brumfield

23 jun. 20268 mins

EncryptionGovernmentGovernment IT

Agentic AI: 11 promising use cases for business

By Grant Gross and Maria Korolov

23 jun. 202615 mins

Business IntelligenceIT StrategyThreat and Vulnerability Management

Change your cyber risk strategy to meet AI threats, Five Eyes countries warn CSOs

By Howard Solomon

23 jun. 20267 mins

Artificial IntelligenceRisk ManagementSecurity

The 8 biggest issues IT faces today

By Mary K. Pratt

22 jun. 202612 mins

CIODigital TransformationGenerative AI

What is data governance? Frameworks, tools, and best practices to manage data assets

By Thor Olavsrud

22 jun. 202611 mins

Big DataCertificationsData Integration

CIOs: tear down the wall between resilience and data security

By Zeus Kerravala

19 jun. 20267 mins

C-SuiteCIOIT Strategy

Articles

Why most zero-trust programs stall after year one

Zero-trust rollouts start strong with quick wins like MFA, but they usually stall in year two when messy, real-world tech complexity ruins the initial momentum.

By Vishnu Gatla

18 jun. 2026 5 mins

Access ControlIdentity and Access ManagementZero Trust

5 things CIOs must do as sovereignty becomes a design constraint

As the global landscape becomes more fragmented, CIOs are redefining sourcing, architecture, and control.

By Pat Brans

17 jun. 2026 9 mins

C-SuiteCIOCloud Management

Microsoft says you don’t need another email security tool; experts say, not so fast

New benchmark claims Microsoft Defender catches nearly all malicious email on its own, with integrated third-party tools improving detections by less than 1%, but security experts say these numbers may oversimplify the real risk.

By Taryn Plumb

17 jun. 2026 6 mins

Communications SecurityEmail SecurityMicrosoft

AI found 2,000 vulnerabilities in 7 weeks. We've patched almost none of them

AI is finding and exploiting security bugs so fast that our usual patching and defense methods just can't keep up anymore.

By Hal Lonas

16 jun. 2026 6 mins

Identity and Access ManagementSecurity SoftwareThreat and Vulnerability Management

Confident AI begins with confident data

Before organizations can optimize their IT operations with AI, they need a trusted, unified data foundation for device and asset data.

By Ivanti

22 jun. 2026 3 mins

Artificial IntelligenceData ManagementIT Operations

Anthropic locks enterprises out of Fable and Mythos following government order

Anthropic wanted Claude to avoid the draft; now its customers are caught in the cross-fire.

By Maxwell Cooter

15 jun. 2026 4 mins

GovernmentLaws and RegulationsMarkets

Why CIOs should reopen the build vs. buy question

For two decades, the prevailing CIO advice has been to buy. But the conditions that made that advice obvious are no longer in place, and the technology leader who never revisits the default accepts a different kind of risk and less visibly every quarter.

By Mihai Strusievici

12 jun. 2026 9 mins

CIOSoftware ProvidersTechnology Industry

The lean AI plan for action at VietBank

Nghia Tran, CIO of Saigon-based VietBank, recently sat with editorial director of CIO Asean Estelle Quek to discuss the range of innovations and responsibilities he oversees that fuel the competitive standing of this mid-sized bank.

By Carl Friedmann

10 jun. 2026 6 mins

BankingCIOFinancial Services Industry

AI is becoming a single point of failure — and most companies don’t see it

Companies are embedding AI everywhere without a backup plan, turning short outages into huge operational headaches when systems suddenly vanish.

By Arti Deshpande, Robert Stines and Mike Vaughan

10 jun. 2026 7 mins

Artificial IntelligenceData and Information SecurityIT Leadership

EU rules on securing IT products begin this week, but enterprises aren’t ready

The EU’s Cyber Resilience Act aims to make hardware and software more secure, and applies to vendors and to end-user organizations.

By Maxwell Cooter

10 jun. 2026 5 mins

IT GovernanceIT LeadershipOpen Source

What happens when software can start proving its own security?

Anthropic’s Claude Mythos is changing the game by finding flaws at AI speed, sparking a wild AI-against-AI race where software has to prove its own security.

By Alexander Garcia-Tobar

10 jun. 2026 8 mins

Application SecurityArtificial IntelligenceSecurity

Anthropic releases Mythos-class Fable 5 with safeguards for cyber risks

Claude Fable 5 brings previously restricted Mythos-class AI capabilities to general users with automated guardrails to prevent misuse — though initial testing suggests those safeguards may cast a wider cybersecurity net than Anthropic acknowledges.

By Cynthia Brumfield

9 jun. 2026 7 mins

Artificial IntelligenceRisk ManagementTechnology Industry

The power grid runs on decades-old devices — and attackers know it

We are spending trillions to upgrade the grid for AI and EVs, but we’re still protecting it with decades-old hardware and shared passwords that hackers are actively exploiting.

By Scott Register

8 jun. 2026 7 mins

CyberattacksCybercrimeEnergy Industry