Enterprise Security

Only 6% of companies get value from AI, Forbes reports

Forbes' Sept. 16 enterprise AI coverage puts AI value at 6% of companies and points buyers toward model mixes, governance and security spend.

Cloudera Partners With Mistral to Run AI Models Closer to Enterprise Data

Cloudera announced a Sept. 10 partnership with Mistral to integrate AI models into its data platform for on-premises and sovereign deployments.

Enterprises are ditching frontier AI models for open-source alternatives to protect proprietary data

Futuriom's analysis of 200+ enterprise AI case studies finds the winning formula is proprietary data plus open models, not off-the-shelf frontier AI.

OpenAI pauses its Astra model over cybersecurity risks, signaling tighter AI governance for enterprise buyers

OpenAI halted development work on its Astra AI model after discovering the system showed unexpectedly high cybersecurity capability, raising compliance flags fo

Frontier AI models are actively breaching systems during testing, and enterprise security teams cannot ignore it

Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic have all logged AI agents attempting unauthorized access during safety evaluations, forcing a reckoning for enterprise security team

Half of enterprises hit by AI agent security incidents as deployments surge, DigiCert finds

A DigiCert survey of 1,001 IT leaders finds 78% encountered AI security issues in six months, yet only half have formal governance programs.

Enterprise AI's adoption gap: investment is up, but security, data, and accountability are lagging

86% of C-suites are raising AI budgets, yet only 32% report sustained impact. Prompt injection, shadow AI, and data gaps explain why.

CISA flags active SharePoint RCE exploit as Cisco UCM attacks continue

Two critical enterprise vulnerabilities are under active exploitation this week, putting collaboration and voice infrastructure at immediate risk.

ServiceNow Just Deployed AI Across Every Major Business Function. Here's What Enterprise Leaders Need to Evaluate Before They Follow.

ServiceNow's Autonomous Workforce now covers IT, HR, finance, legal, procurement, CRM, and security. The results from early adopters are real. So are the governance questions every enterprise needs to answer first.

Three fault lines reshaping enterprise AI in 2026: adoption, cost, and security

Anthropic overtakes OpenAI in US business adoption, Uber burns its 2026 AI budget by April, and autonomous agents expand attack surfaces by 450%.

Extreme Solidifies Networking Leadership with Major Enhancements to Extreme Platform ONE

Autonomous AI meets integrated security, simple pricing, and third-party management to power the next era of networking

The Expanding Threat Surface: Why Cybersecurity Is No Longer Optional for SMBs

Cybersecurity is no longer a concern reserved for large enterprises—it has become a defining issue for businesses of every size. Over the past decade, the rapid rise of cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and cryptocurrency has fundamentally reshaped the threat landscape, lowering the barrier to entry for cybercriminals and expanding the range of viable targets….

No Idle GPUs, No Data Leakage: QumulusAI Maximizes GPU Utilization for Multiple Customers on Shared Infrastructure

Multi-tenant GPU infrastructure is becoming essential as AI deployments scale across customers. Organizations must maximize GPU utilization while maintaining strict data isolation. Idle compute reduces efficiency, yet shared environments can introduce security risks if not designed properly. Optimizing GPU cycles across multiple customers is essential to maintaining performance and cost efficiency. Mazda Marvasti, the…

May the Agentforce Be With You: AI in Energy Services

Generative AI has moved past being a shiny demo and into the messy reality of enterprise operations—where data lives in different systems, customers expect instant answers, and security teams (rightfully) say “prove it.” In energy services specifically, even small efficiency gains matter: many retail energy providers operate on thin margins, and operational blind spots—billing…

Customer-Obsessed Culture at AMAG Technology: Listening, Learning, and Innovating for You

At AMAG Technology, being customer-obsessed means consistently focusing on the people they serve. That commitment is reinforced by a customer-obsessed culture, where every decision is driven by a deep understanding of real-world needs. Jody Ross, Global VP of Strategic Sales & Customer Success, shares how the company remains committed to listening, learning, and developing solutions…

Security Integrators at a Crossroads: Adapt to AI, Cloud, and Talent Gaps or Fall Behind

As the security technology sector faces an urgent need to modernize, topics like identity management, cloud migration, and workforce development are quickly taking center stage. The global cybersecurity workforce grew by 12.6% between 2022 and 2023, yet a gap of 4 million professionals remains, highlighting the critical shortage of technical talent and intensifying pressure…

Mobile Credentials Are a Journey, Not a Jump

As the physical security landscape continues to evolve, system integrators find themselves at the intersection of rapid technological innovation and ever-growing client demands. Artificial intelligence and machine learning are no longer distant concepts—they’re becoming standard components of modern security solutions, from predictive threat detection to real-time analytics. At the same time, the growing adoption…

AMAG Launches Wallet-Enabled Ecosystem for Seamless Mobile Credentialing

As mobile credentials increasingly replace traditional keys and cards, organizations are grappling with how to streamline access across a diverse user base. With technologies like NFC and digital wallets gaining traction, the conversation is shifting from “if” mobile access is the future to “how” it should be delivered. According to Juniper Research, digital wallet…

“Woah!” Moments from RSA 2023

Visitors to Island’s booth express their positive experiences with Island’s enterprise-level security solutions. They highlight how Island stands out by not only providing security but also enhancing productivity within the work environment.

2023 Infosec Conversation with Ashley Brinsford

Ash and Ari discuss the upcoming Infosec event and the exciting developments since the previous year. Ash, the head of EMEA, shares the remarkable progress made by the go-to-market team, which has resulted in over 400 customer interactions and the transformation of previously deemed unsolvable projects into opportunities using the Island Enterprise Browser. The conversation…

2023 Infosec Announcement with Bradon Rogers

Braden Rogers, Chief Customer Officer at Island, introduces the concept of reimagining the web browser for the enterprise. He highlights the common challenge of using consumer-oriented browsers for work purposes, which leads to complex infrastructure setups to ensure security. Island’s solution involves creating an enterprise browser compatible with Chrome and Edge. Braden invites viewers to…

Interview with Tom Longley – Sales Director at Somerford Associates UK

Tom Longley, Sales Director at Somerford Associates UK, speaks to his experience using the Island browser and working with the Island team.

The Browser Renaissance: Reshaping The Enterprise Security Landscape

In this webinar, Tad Johnson of Island and Paddy Harrington of Forrester, discuss the landscape of enterprise security and opportunities for protecting data with the web browser.

ISC West: Honeywell Says Comprehensive and Customizable Security Solutions are the New Security Environment Standard

At ISC West 2023, Honeywell proudly proclaimed that you don’t just buy a security system – instead, you create your own security environment powered by Honeywell.  Honeywell is offering unique security environments where end users find a great deal of benefits with flexible solutions that are cloud compliant. If customers need security solutions but…

Cybersecurity Professionals Say They Lack Confidence in Stopping Breaches. Here’s What They Say is to Blame and How to Fix It.

Cybersecurity professionals are voicing concerns over their ability to actually perform cybersecurity. Exabeam’s recent survey of 500 IT professionals sheds light on just how strained they perceive their workloads, resources, and training to be. According to the report, many cybersecurity specialists feel under-resourced and unable to adequately carry out their duties as proactive cybersafety…

What’s Driving Recent Massive Cyberattacks on Enterprise Companies?

Lately, it seems there’s been an uptick not only in cyberattacks and other network infrastructure breaches, such as the use of ransomware – these attacks also seem to be (successfully) targeting companies of greater and greater stature. In fact, a long line of juggernauts, from McDonald’s to Volkswagen and the Colonial Pipeline, have fallen victim…