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Why Every CISO Should Be Gunning For A Seat At The Board Table

6 days ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz walked onto the RSAC 2025 stage with a smile, a swipe at his still-red hair, and a promise: “This is not another AI talk.” Instead, he delivered something far more urgent for the security community—an invitation to reshape the boardroom. With economic uncertainty, regulatory pressure, and cybersecurity now among the top risks facing public companies, Kurtz issued a bold call to action: It’s time for CISOs to earn their seat at the board table.
Cybersecurity, Trust, and the Shifting Landscape of Government Oversight

1 week ago | techspective.net | Tony Bradley

Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSHow do you navigate a cybersecurity landscape where the threats are constantly evolving—and so is the government’s role in defending against them? I sat down with Jeff Man, a respected voice in cybersecurity and someone with deep roots in both the public and private sectors, to talk about this (and a bunch of other stuff) for the latest episode of the TechSpective Podcast.
Attenborough’s ‘Ocean’ Delivers A Powerful Plea To Protect The Sea

1 week ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

Sir David Attenborough has spent a lifetime exploring Earth’s most remote corners and bearing witness to its natural wonders. But in his newest documentary, Ocean with David Attenborough, the legendary broadcaster delivers what may be his most urgent and personal message yet: the ocean is on the brink—and it’s not too late to save it.
AI And Cybersecurity: The New Administration’s 100-Day Reckoning

1 week ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

Just 100 days into the Trump administration, cybersecurity leaders are grappling with a volatile mix of deregulation, rising geopolitical tension, and accelerated adoption of AI.
Are We (Finally) Entering A Passwordless Era?

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

Each year, World Password Day arrives with familiar advice: update your credentials, enable multi-factor authentication and consider a password manager. But in 2025, this day of awareness serves another purpose—it underscores the accelerating evolution of authentication in a world where passwords are both ubiquitous and increasingly insufficient. From punch-card terminals to biometric scans, authentication has come a long way—and it's not done evolving.
Rethinking Enterprise Security For The Browser-Centric Workplace

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

The browser has quietly ascended to become the enterprise’s most critical—and most vulnerable—point of exposure thanks to hybrid work, SaaS-driven operations, and everyday AI adoption. While security teams have long focused on networks, endpoints, and identities, the digital workplace has migrated to the browser itself, creating an expansive blind spot that traditional defenses were never designed to see, let alone secure.
Inside The Security CEO Summit Quietly Redefining RSAC Week

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

As RSAC conference week kicks off in San Francisco next week, a quieter, more focused event is capturing the attention of cybersecurity’s top brass. Launched four years ago, the Piper Sandler Cybersecurity CEO Summit is an invite-only event that gathers 500 senior leaders—CEOs, CISOs and investors—for a day of meaningful dialogue that cuts through the noise.
Carving An Unconventional New Lane In Cybersecurity

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

The cybersecurity industry has long been defined by its cautious pragmatism—measured growth, technical jargon and a general aversion to flair. But that mold is beginning to crack. Following Google’s headline-grabbing $23 billion acquisition of Wiz, industry analysts and investors have turned their attention to what might come next. One name that frequently comes up in those discussions is Torq.
One Prompt Can Bypass Every Major LLM’s Safeguards

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Tony Bradley

What if the future of humanity was being shaped behind closed doors, and one insider just decided to pull back the curtain? That’s exactly what’s …
One Prompt Can Bypass Every Major LLM’s Safeguards

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

For years, generative AI vendors have reassured the public and enterprises that large language models are aligned with safety guidelines and reinforced against producing harmful content. Techniques like Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback have been positioned as the backbone of model alignment, promising ethical responses even in adversarial situations. But new research from HiddenLayer suggests that confidence may be dangerously misplaced.