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Mark Bunn’s path to technology leadership didn’t start in IT. However, his impact in IT over the course of his career has been defined by disciplined execution and a pragmatic approach to innovation.
OpenAI has announced it will discontinue Sora ending the consumer app along with developer and professional access tied to the product.
With Q1 wrapping up, we’re putting CISOs in the spotlight, celebrating 30 leaders on the move shaping 2026.
Inside the White House’s New Plan for AI in America
The framework tries to strike a balance, encouraging innovation and economic growth while putting guardrails in place around issues like child safety, free speech, and energy use.
Agentic Security and the Gap Between Approval and Execution
Permissions granted for one task can extend to unintended actions, creating blind spots that only appear across the full activity sequence.
Texas Names New State CIO to Oversee Technology and Cybersecurity
The executive will oversee modernization, cybersecurity coordination and the adoption of AI across state government.
DOE Unveils First-Ever 5-Year Cybersecurity Plan for U.S. Energy Grid
It outlines steps for improving defenses, coordinating with private utilities, and responding more effectively when incidents occur.
Cloudflare CEO Predicts Human Web Traffic Will Be Outpaced by Bots by 2027
A person may visit a handful of sites to complete a task. An AI agent can query thousands of sources in seconds to deliver a single answer.
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The most effective leaders approach this as a continuous journey across four stages: Plan, Do, Check, Adjust.
The CIO Professional Network, the private CIO, CISO, and CTO community for The National CIO Review, gathered for a Member Mastermind showcase hosted by Lonnie Snyder.
The company reported $1.3 billion in adjusted operating profit, up 30% year over year, along with record net income of $1 billion and adjusted diluted EPS of $2.55, up 36% from 2024.
Only 36% of workers say they have the training and resources they need to use AI in their jobs, down from 45% a year earlier.
The latest filing reveals massive growth alongside the dependencies, costs, and risks shaping its path forward.
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