OpenAI Supports Transparency. It Just Will Not Say When.
AI incident transparency was the one thing Singapore’s government asked the world’s leading AI labs for during Singapore International Cyber
The Weakest Link in Most Security Programmes Still Has a Job Title and a Badge.
Privileged access, not a distracted employee clicking the wrong link, is now the expensive part of most security programmes. Every
The Technology That Was Right but Too Early
Technology right but too early is a recognisable pattern, one that repeats more often than most strategy teams admit. General
IT Projects Are Not Failing Because of AI. They Are Failing For the Same Reasons They Always Did.
Complex projects fail at a rate most programme leaders already suspect. PMI’s newest research puts a number on it: nearly
52% of CEOs Blame Cybersecurity for Slowing Their AI. That Is the Wrong Question
Fifty-two per cent of chief executives now rank cybersecurity AI adoption friction as their next greatest challenge, trailing only ethical
Pre-Mortem: UK Digital Identity After the ID Scheme, and the Strategy Still to Be Written
The United Kingdom closed its national digital identity programme in July 2026, and the work around it carried on. On
AI Got the Decision Rights. Who Got the Accountability?
AI accountability is falling behind AI authority. Forty per cent of companies now let AI execute decisions without human approval,
Nearly Half of Supply Chains Cut Jobs for AI. The Cuts Start at the Bottom
Entry-level job cuts are how nearly half of supply chains have responded to AI, and the cuts are not evenly
When Security Works, Nothing Happens. That Is Why It Gets Cut First.
Security budget cuts rarely hit the line spending the most. They hit the one that cannot point to anything it
AI Was Meant to Save Time. For Heavy Users, It Added 90 Minutes a Day
AI users have longer workdays, up to 90 minutes longer than everyone else in the business, and the reason has