Contributing CIO Rafael Pimentel-Pinto argues peer communities can help CIOs overcome the isolation of senior leadership, giving technology leaders access to trusted advice and relationships that help them navigate difficult decisions.
TNCR Executive Research finds CIOs report stronger organizational accountability within their technology teams than across the enterprise, with clear expectations and consistent leadership follow-through playing key roles.
New research finds AI is strengthening ransomware’s earliest stages, making it easier for attackers to exploit human trust and gain access before encryption begins, raising the stakes for prevention.
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AI Productivity Is Rising. Engineering Metrics Aren’t Keeping Up.
Without a clear view of where engineering time is actually being spent, organizations may have an incomplete picture of productivity and the impact of their AI investments.
Palantir Pushes Enterprise AI Toward Customer-Owned Intelligence
Palantir Technologies delivered a record second quarter, reporting revenue of $1.935 billion, up 93% year over year. U.S. commercial revenue climbed 149%, U.S. government revenue rose 90%, and adjusted free cash flow reached $1.22 billion.
Reducing Cybersecurity Risk Through Better Leadership
The CIO Professional Network gathered for a Roundtable discussion led by Paul Zyla on how technology organizations can strengthen cybersecurity by improving leadership, governance, accountability, and trust.
Meta AI Model Hacks External System During Security Test
The disclosure follows similar reports from OpenAI and Anthropic, suggesting AI developers are encountering many of the same challenges as they test more capable AI agents.
Top AI Companies Head to Washington for Cybersecurity Review Framework
The voluntary framework establishes a process for identifying “covered frontier models” and gives participating developers the option to provide the government with access to qualifying systems for up to 30 days before release to other trusted partners.
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