Fighting fires - how Pure Storage helps the City of New Orleans prepare for disasters This article is sponsored by:
City of New Orleans CIO has implemented a new disaster recovery plan, using Pure Storage, following a ransomware attack in 2019.
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How ZoomInfo is automating trust management This article is sponsored by:
Simon McDougall, Chief Compliance Officer at ZoomInfo, explains how the firm uses Vanta's trust management tools to streamline security, compliance, risk management, and sales processes.
Encryption debate rolls on - European police chiefs do not accept ‘binary choice between cyber security and privacy’ This article is sponsored by:
A joint declaration between European police chiefs argues that end-to-end encryption is undermining efforts to protect citizens against illegal and harmful activity online.
Hush CEO Mykolas Rambus — the journey from CIO to digital privacy founder This article is sponsored by:
Detroit-based Mykolas Rambus is reducing the risk of having an online presence for business leaders and celebrities
Skyflow raises $30 million to bring data privacy to enterprise LLMs This article is sponsored by:
On the back of rising interest in use of its technology to protect PII in enterprise LLMs, data privacy vault provider Skyflow last week revealed $30 million in funding led by Khosla Ventures.
AI - two reports reveal a massive enterprise pause over security and ethics This article is sponsored by:
Two surveys by tech vendors reveal a significant slowdown in AI adoption as business and IT leaders consider the legal and practical ramifications.
Enterprise hits and misses - are privacy regulations and distrust slowing innovation, and is gen AI set to disrupt IT services? This article is sponsored by:
This week - data privacy comes into focus as the data breaches roll on (this time, it's United Healthcare). Will gen AI disrupt IT services? Or is the coding impact overrated? As always, your weekly whiffs.
Is distrust slowing innovation? Why personal digital sovereignty could help This article is sponsored by:
With trust in privacy controls and AI at an all-time low, it's worth asking how much this might be slowing innovation.
What’s the privacy tax on innovation? This article is sponsored by:
With privacy concerns stirring in the US, it's fair to ask if and how much privacy controls slow innovation. A negligible impact on growth after GDPR suggests not much. Meanwhile, weak privacy controls continue to incur large societal costs.
US Executive Order promises privacy progress This article is sponsored by:
The US Government has launched a multipronged effort to restrict bulk sensitive personal data collection through a new Executive Order, proposed legislation, and advanced notice of proposed rulemaking. Critics argue it's too little too late. It will, however, shine a fresh light on shortcomings in the substantial data broker industry.
AI-driven applications are building the future of business
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For organizations trying to embed an AI applications strategy, it's essential to keep humans in the loop. Miranda Nash shares Oracle's approach.
PagerDuty CTO - ‘Generative AI focus should be about minimizing collateral damage’ This article is sponsored by:
Operations management vendor PagerDuty is carefully broadening its generative AI use cases, but is doing so with an astute awareness of the risks.
AWS to offer Sovereign Cloud for the EU. Germany's pleased, but will it go down as well elsewhere? This article is sponsored by:
AWS is making it easier for EU public sector and highly-regulated customers to adopt the platform.
BT’s Chief Digital and Innovation Officer on AI biases and the next generation of skills This article is sponsored by:
BT has partnered with Google Cloud to undertake a company-wide digital transformation, with AI at its core.
