Some weeks are defined by one big headline. This isn't one of them.
Instead, it's been one of those weeks where a handful of smaller developments are quietly shaping much bigger conversations. Here's what we're watching:
The 2026 World Cup's biggest challenge might not be on the field.
Lessons from an IT team managing 500+ SaaS applications.
Two major organizations just named new CISOs.
The U.S. just put quantum plans into motion.
Five Eyes says AI could outpace cyber defenses within months.
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RESOURCE HUB
What Jamf changed to stop drowning in IT tickets
500+ SaaS apps. Thousands of devices. A flood of help desk tickets. And a team of 30 people to manage all of it.
That's the reality for Jamf's IT team - but instead of drowning, they built their way out. On July 10th, learn exactly how they replaced manual, ticket-based IT work with intelligent workflows.
U.S. QUANTUM STRATEGY
The White House has issued two executive orders that advance the federal government's quantum strategy.
Ushering in the Next Frontier of Quantum Innovation: Expands investment in quantum research, manufacturing, commercialization, workforce development, and public-private partnerships.
Securing the Nation Against Advanced Cryptographic Attacks: Accelerates the federal transition to post-quantum cryptography and sets migration deadlines through 2031.
CYBERSECURITY & THE WORLD CUP
Behind every match sits a connected technology ecosystem that keeps the tournament moving. Ticketing, transportation, communications, payments, and emergency services all depend on systems exchanging information in real time.
That level of connectivity creates one of the largest attack surfaces ever associated with a public event. Read More…
CYBER REWIND
“Long-term success means taking one deliberate step at a time. But you have to start stepping.”
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