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When it comes to new technologies, many practitioners have learned to expect the unexpected.
Quantum computing progress will alter the dependence on current classical cryptography to safeguard data and network transmissions.
Innovation vs. compliance is one of the trickier balancing acts that any organization must attempt.
Incorporating generative AI into IS audit engagements presents new opportunities and challenges.
In the rapidly evolving digital age, enterprises are grappling with shadow IT.
The realm of XR, with its multifaceted landscapes and complex interplay of rewards, risk, ethics, privacy, security, and governance, demands attention.
Two key quantum developments have emerged in the cybersecurity space: post-quantum cryptography and quantum key distribution.
LLMs offer unprecedented capabilities in natural language processing, content generation, and decision support.
As global regulations evolve and reliance on third parties grows, today’s organizations find themselves navigating a complex risk environment.
CSF 2.0 has a new emphasis on governance, supply chains, and smaller enterprises.
Shadow IT represents a growing threat to most organizations, especially those with a digital presence.
Trust professionals have a reputation for being averse to new and potentially disruptive change.
There has never been such a promising time for technology and environmental change.
In cyberwarfare, data abuse is a potent weapon wielded by state actors, criminal enterprises, and hacktivist groups to achieve strategic objectives and create chaos.
Machine learning (ML) is becoming a crucial asset in the field of auditing.
5G, or the fifth generation of cellular networks, is expected to transform wireless communication with features such as highspeed data transfer capability, extremely low latency, and higher connectivity.
