Enterprise Security Tech

As artificial intelligence rewires how software talks to software—and how people authenticate themselves inside those systems—identity has quietly become one of the most strategic layers of enterprise infrastructure. This week, Ping Identity  made a leadership move that underscores just how central that layer has become. The company announced that Adnan Chaudhry  will join as Chief Revenue Officer, taking charge of Ping Identity’s global go-to-market machine at a moment when

As enterprise IT teams juggle sprawling device fleets, cloud-first applications, and the slow sunset of legacy management tools, the center of gravity in endpoint management is shifting. Control is no longer enough. Vendors are being judged on how well they translate day-to-day operator pain into usable, opinionated software—fast. That’s the backdrop for Recast’s latest leadership move. The application and endpoint management firm has appointed Jake Mosey  as its new chief p

In the arms race to secure enterprise data, visibility is no longer the finish line. As AI systems generate, remix, and move sensitive information at machine speed, cybersecurity vendors are under growing pressure to prove that protection actually keeps up with reality. That shift is now reshaping executive leadership inside security companies themselves. This week, Forcepoint  announced the appointment of Eva Klein  as Chief Customer Officer, a role that underscores how cent

The White House has signed the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act into law , cementing a $901 billion defense policy package that quietly but decisively reinforces the Pentagon’s cyber posture at a moment when digital conflict is no longer theoretical. The legislation preserves the long standing dual leadership arrangement between U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency, while explicitly barring the Defense Department from using funds to weaken the authority

AI coding assistants are quietly redrawing the boundaries of application security, and many security teams are not ready for what that means. As generative AI tools accelerate software development, they are also accelerating the creation of new application programming interfaces. These APIs increasingly appear without formal design reviews, documentation, or inventory processes. The result is an expanding class of shadow APIs that exist in production but remain invisible to t