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Organizations that involve technology leaders from day one dramatically outperform those that don’t.
Aravind Kashyap, CIO at Riddell, shares how an “outside-in” career shaped by consulting and multiple CIO tenures informs his disciplined approach to technology leadership.
Microsoft confirmed that it has resolved an outage that brought down multiple Microsoft 365 services, including Outlook and Microsoft Teams.

Semiconductor Market Revalued as AI Drives Significant Growth
Recent analyses from McKinsey and Gartner reveal a market that is larger and growing faster than previously recognized.

The Security-Finance Disconnect That Costs More Than Breaches
When CISOs and CFOs do not agree on how value is defined and measured, progress slows and risk becomes harder to manage.

Airbnb Checks In New Chief Technology Officer
The appointment comes at a pivotal time for the company as it seeks to develop technology that strengthens real-world connection and serves people in more meaningful ways.

Nearly 11,000 Fortinet Firewalls at Risk as SSO Exploit Escalates
Despite patches issued by the company, attackers are successfully performing unauthorized logins and altering firewall configurations.

New Research Raises Legal Red Flags for AI Developers
A new study from Stanford and Yale researchers has produced detailed evidence that several major AI systems can output copyrighted material with high textual accuracy.
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Whether systems remain human-driven or move toward independent execution will shape how work is organized and what tools people expect to use.
The legislation includes temporary extensions of the 2015 Cybersecurity and Information Sharing Act and the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program.
The executive will focus on advancing the company’s enterprise architecture, supporting scalable innovation, and enhancing employee and customer experiences.
The company reported fourth quarter revenue of $13.7 billion and non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.15, supported by growth in AI PCs, server products, and networking.
A new report from AXIS Capital reveals that executives are preparing for a growing number of cyber threats that now rely on artificial intelligence.
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