Enterprise Security Tech

A new wave of government-backed cybersecurity guidance is reshaping how enterprises approach agentic AI, warning that autonomous systems are rapidly evolving from passive tools into active participants inside corporate environments. The shift is forcing security leaders to rethink identity, accountability, and access control as foundational elements of AI governance. The guidance, developed in collaboration with international cyber agencies including CISA, NSA, and allied par

This article was contributed by Dr. Jerome Farquharson, Managing Director and Senior Executive Advisor, Arcova Critical infrastructure operators have made measurable progress in strengthening cybersecurity through regulatory frameworks such as NERC CIP for electric power systems, TSA’s pipeline directives, and the EPA’s guidance for water utilities. These standards have helped sharpen accountability and increase the baseline of operational protection. However, regulation als

Identity Management Day 2026 highlights a hard shift in cybersecurity strategy as enterprises confront the rise of non human identities and AI driven access. Identity has quietly become the backbone of modern cybersecurity, but in 2026 it is no longer operating in the background. It is now the front line. As organizations expand across multi cloud environments, SaaS platforms, and partner ecosystems, traditional security boundaries continue to erode. What remains constant is

Cynomi is betting that the future of managed cybersecurity services will not be built on hiring more senior talent, but on embedding that expertise directly into software. The Boston and Tel Aviv–based company recently unveiled a major expansion of its platform, introducing a new layer of AI-driven “CISO Intelligence” agents designed to help managed service providers automate and scale security operations, advisory, and client delivery. The move reflects a broader shift acro

This guest post was contributed by Cameron Daniel, CTO of Megaport ​​For more than two decades, alongside the growth of modern SaaS and elastic compute, the public cloud was seen as the inevitable destination for enterprise workloads. The conversation has since evolved into a nuanced discussion about placement. Data shows that many IT leaders are now looking at their cloud environments through a more critical lens, weighing the benefits of hyperscale agility versus the secur

Google has redrawn one of the most important timelines in cybersecurity. The company now says it aims to be ready for “Q Day” by 2029, a milestone when quantum computers could break the cryptographic systems that underpin global digital trust. That shift compresses what many in the industry expected to be a longer runway. It also signals a sharper sense of urgency around post-quantum cryptography, or PQC, as governments, cloud providers, and software vendors race to secure d