@Thaddeus Dziekanowski are we heading towards then next issue for Insurers, following closely on the heels of cybersecurity. As insurers grapple with the application of AI and it’s effect on corporate management and performance?AI will make major changes to corporate…
UUMMMM….Brian D. McCarthy, there’s few column inches on the appointment of the US National Cyber Director by the President. As the appointee Sean Cairncross is a lawyer and not a cyber person. Now there a couple of trains of through…
A powerful speech by the US Deputy President JD Vance at the Paris AI summit this week on the US position on the development, use, oversight and regulation of AI.1. The US administration will ensure the US AI is the…
Cyber is not solely a CISO ‘problem’ to resolve and one does not believe there should be any conflict of interest between the CISO and GC. Cybersecurity ceased being solely a CISO problem when regulators introduced cybersecurity regulations such as…
AI is an important tool. It will make changes across many aspects of our lives, least of all it will reduce the time it takes to evaluate many routine, and some not so routine tasks. But we see the challenges…
Brian D. McCarthy, an excellent article on the how Unicorns are created by Andreessen Horowitz, following his work to connect into VC communities across the US, the role of the entrepreneur over the VC and who creates and manages innovation.Unicorns…
In short noInsurers need to focus on supporting their client manage cyber risk Left of Bang.@Thaddeus Dziekanowski Brian D. McCarthy Faisal KhanVeritas GRC#cybersecurity #cyberriskmanagement #cyberregulation #leftofbang View Original Post
So who is controlling the AI arms race, tech, the markets or both. Can you have joint leaders in the race for leadership, when markets control the cash? Was it reasonable to assume there would be no competition for OpenAI,…
It’s a bit like that unwanted guest that you knew you hadn’t invited to the party, but turned up. You simply have no idea how to get them to leave. Albeit the stakes are a little higher when we talk…
SolarWinds goes under the hammer, sold to Private Equity for $4.4bn. The PE house offered $18.5 a share for the company that had been trading at around $14 ahead of the offer.The question is what and how will SolarWinds change?…
