
Janine Saintos’ portfolio of work in security, as well as her unique business perspectives, make her content a favorite of C-suite audiences. By combining her knowledge of business and security, Janine helps leaders develop an understanding of a wide range of related topics. Building cyber-resilient organizations, developing business continuity and disaster recovery plans, and cybersecurity due diligence for mergers and acquisitions are some of the themes addressed in her publications.
Cybercriminals are increasingly using artificial intelligence to automate the exploitation of unpatched or poorly configured IoT devices across global enterprise networks. This emerging reality has forced a significant re-evaluation of how large organizations perceive their periphery defense
A comprehensive analysis of nearly 4,000 technology leaders indicates that while AI is now a central pillar of corporate strategy, a vast "preparedness gap" remains. Over half of these organizations identified adversarial AI attacks as their primary security weakness. This transition
Firewall rules frequently remain in place long after the original leadership has departed, yet the strategic reasoning behind those specific configurations often disappears during the transition. In the complex landscape of public sector infrastructure, where administrative shifts and vendor
Malik Haidar has built a career in the high-stakes world of multinational cybersecurity, where he blends deep technical intelligence with a sharp eye for corporate risk. Having navigated the front lines of defense against both automated threats and sophisticated human adversaries, he understands
The democratization of high-level cybercrime means that even unsophisticated actors can now deploy automated tools to overwhelm standard corporate defenses. This evolution has forced a fundamental shift in how organizations perceive their digital safety, moving from a rigid focus on prevention to a
As artificial intelligence agents become increasingly integrated into the modern workforce, Island is positioning its browser as a critical agentic control plane to govern machine interactions. This transition marks a fundamental shift in how corporate environments approach security, moving away
The creation of a Cyber Incident Reporting Council aims to harmonize the often conflicting requirements found in various federal and state cybersecurity regimes. As the regulatory environment shifts toward a more unified framework, organizations across the sixteen designated critical infrastructure


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