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  1. The Clock Has Run Out on Traditional Cybersecurity

    In the era of AI, organizations must adapt faster than their adversaries

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      Julie Talbot-Hubbard

      VP of Security Services, AHEAD

  2. How to Create a Path to Real AI Sovereignty

    Hanane Lboukili advocates a risk-based approach to AI sovereignty, built on layered controls

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      Hanane Lboukili

      Security Strategist

  3. AI is Finding More Vulnerabilities But Open Source Needs More People to Fix Them

    Amid the growing capabilities of AI in vulnerability discovery, the need for skilled people to investigate and action these insights is more important than ever

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      Matt Caswell

      Executive Director, OpenSSL

  4. Why Space Infrastructure's Biggest Cyber Risk Never Leaves the Ground

    OPSWAT's Benny Czarny explains how most of space's digital attack surface remains on Earth, and is highly vulnerable to compromise

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      Benny Czarny

      Founder and CEO, OPSWAT

  5. AI Security Awareness is the New Frontline of Cybersecurity

    As AI becomes more embedded in everyday work, organizations need to ensure their approach to human risk keeps pace with their AI governance responsibilities

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      Andy Fielder

      CTO, MetaCompliance

  6. Why AI Fluency Is Now an Imperative in Closing the Cyber Skills Gap

    Organizations that invest in AI fluency today will be better positioned to strengthen cyber resilience and build security teams capable of defending at machine speed

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      Sheetal Mehta

      Global Head of Cybersecurity Services, NTT DATA

  7. The CISO's New Liability Problem: Governing What You Don't Control

    Chas Coyne warns that CISOs are facing extra liability exposure when AI agents act unexpectedly, resulting in security incidents

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      Chasserae Coyne

      Founder, Coyne Advisory Group | Member, ISACA Emerging Trends Working Group

  8. How CISOs Should Navigate a Growing UK-EU Cyber Compliance Squeeze

    Many CISOs are juggling overlapping EU and UK regulatory regimes, the challenge will be to turn them into one coherent resilience conversation at board level

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      Daryl Flack

      Partner, Avella Security

  9. Why Today's Cybersecurity Leaders Must Help Shape Tomorrow's Talent

    Cheryl Martin argues that experienced cyber professionals have a duty to provide opportunities for young people in the sector and help them develop once they arrive

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      Cheryl Martin

      Head of Cyber, C86

  10. What Okta and Microsoft’s Approaches Tell Us About the Future of Identity Security

    As authentication gets stronger, enrolment and recovery become the targets

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      Aaron Painter

      CEO, Nametag

  11. Lessons From the Aftermath: Building Security that Fits the Environment You Have

    The gap between policy and real-world IT environments creates hidden security risks - security leaders must ensure their strategy fits the environment they are in

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      David Bellini

      co-founder and CEO, CyberFOX

  12. Cybersecurity's “Hiring Crisis” is Fueling the Cybercrime Talent Pipeline

    The cybersecurity skills gap is caused by a shortage of accessible pathways into the profession rather than a shortage of talent, argues Oludolamu Onimole

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      Oludolamu Onimole

      Cyber Operations Analyst, University of Glasgow

  13. Encryption Expiration: How AI and Quantum are Defining New Boundaries for Data Security

    Amid advances in AI and quantum, CISOs can build resilience with quantum-safe cryptography, AI trust and governance

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      Simon Ninan

      Senior Vice President, Business Strategy, Hitachi Vantara

  14. Your Firewall Benchmarks Are Reassuring, That's the Problem

    Nearly half of firewall policy entries lack ownership, showing the need to move away from benchmarking

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      David Brown

      SVP International Business, FireMon

  15. Understand How AI Systems Can Be Attacked, and Defend Them

    Security teams should explore emerging AI security frameworks to identify, assess and mitigate new risks

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      Donavan Cheah

      Emerging Trends Working Group Member, ISACA

  16. What the Recent Restrictions on Anthropic Mean for Organizations Adopting AI

    The temporary Anthropic AI shutdown highlighted the risks of AI provider dependency and why governance and contingency planning are important for organizations

  17. When AI Causes the Loss, Which Insurance Policy Actually Pays?

    Amid a surge in AI-based threats, security leaders must understand the right questions to ask regarding their insurance policies

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      John Salangsang

      Co-founder, Truscott

  18. Privacy in an AI World Should be the Default Not a Feature

    Protecting privacy in AI has to go beyond policies and be built into the system itself

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      Frédéric Rivain

      CTO, Dashlane

  19. The Middle East Conflict is Driving Cyber Spillover Beyond the Region

    Western organizations face increased risk from cyber-attack disruption amid ongoing Middle East tensions

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      Travis DeForge

      Director of Cybersecurity, Abacus

  20. The Next AI Safety Challenge Isn't Intelligence, it's Authority

    Recent OpenAI and Anthropic AI incidents show that security teams must focus on controlling AI access and permissions

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      David Sancho

      Senior Threat Researcher, TrendAI

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