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Cybercrime in 2026 is organised like a business. New data reveals how attackers use automation, AI and structured operations to scale global threat campaigns.
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Riskiest connected devices in 2026: routers, IoT, OT and healthcare systems top the list as vulnerabilities, patch gaps and exposure increase.
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Is shadow AI now the default enterprise architecture?
Shadow AI is becoming the default enterprise architecture as AI adoption outpaces governance. Here’s what the data says about visibility, control, data exposure and risk.
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The AI governance illusion
AI governance looks strong on paper, but the data tells a different story. Here’s why AI visibility, identity and accountability still fall short of real control.
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Betania Allo explains why AI governance fails in practice and how the Intelligent Control Stack brings real-time monitoring, accountability, and control to autonomous systems in production.
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The Intelligent Control Stack: why AI needs a cybersecurity mindset
Discover a practical model for AI governance that applies cybersecurity principles to real-time monitoring, control, and accountability in production systems.
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