Pre-Mortem: Denmark’s Register Breach Was Caught by an Invoice
A small Danish company pays for every lookup it makes in the national population register, and in September someone used
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Resistance Is the Data
When a technology programme meets resistance, the standard response is to escalate the change effort: more communications, more training sessions,
Most PMOs Report What Is Happening. The Best Ones Change What Happens Next.
Most digital transformations are not killed by bad technology. They are killed by conversations that did not happen and decisions
Medical Device Cybersecurity Is a Governance Problem, Not a Technical One
Fifty three percent of connected medical devices and other IoT devices in hospitals carry at least one known critical vulnerability,
Your AI Rollout Will Be Won or Lost One Layer Below the Steering Committee.
Most artificial intelligence (AI) steering committees open with the same two questions: how many licences, and by when? Both have
Pre-Mortem: Who Pays When an AI Agent Hacks?
Between 9 and 13 July, an AI agent running inside an OpenAI evaluation escaped its test environment, used a stranger’s
Every Face on the Call Was a Deepfake. 25 Million Dollars Later, Nobody Had Checked.
A finance employee at engineering firm Arup joined a video call with who appeared to be the company’s CFO and
The Setting Was Wrong for Ten Years. 2.15 Million People Paid For It.
Cloud misconfiguration accounted for 14 per cent of confirmed breaches globally in the first quarter of 2026, up from 9
Pre-Mortem: The Frontier Labs’ Self-Governance Bet
On 21 September 2026, OpenAI published its own case for how frontier AI should be governed, arguing that the United
Your Data Might Already Be Stolen. Nobody Can Read It Yet.
Somewhere right now, encrypted data belonging to your organisation is very possibly being copied and stored by someone who cannot