Peter Sayer

What if AI agents had a government-issued ID letting others know what they are authorized to do?

AI's unpredictable, dynamic nature is breaking traditional cybersecurity models, requiring leaders to shift focus from prevention to real-time runtime visibility.

The FDA's new rules mean you can no longer just submit basic health data codes, since the most critical patient details are hidden in clinical notes.

Why compliance became storytelling and how FedRAMP 20x is dragging us back into reality.

Perfect zero trust doesn't fit tough OT environments, so use a practical action plan to secure the entry points and keep regulators happy.

AI now lets hackers build deep profiles on executives in minutes, making it vital for security teams to clean up and protect their digital footprints.

A new industry group led by Nvidia is promoting open AI models (and not OpenAI’s models) as essential to cyber defense.

Smart eyewear users will be strictly monitored. The organizers have said that, with no consistent way to understand whether smart glasses

Cloud architecture can look resilient on paper but still fail badly when the provider's management layer becomes part of the outage.

Rising component costs are forcing the French cloud operator to increase bare metal and public cloud prices for new and existing customers.