Business Perspectives

When a software supply chain attack makes headlines, the immediate focus gravitates toward the dramatic metrics of massive data breaches and the staggering number of infected systems, but this narrow perspective dangerously overlooks the far more common and insidious costs that organizations incur.

The rapid proliferation of autonomous artificial intelligence assistants has ushered in an era where the dream of a personal, all-knowing digital butler, much like Tony Stark's J.A.R.V.I.S., feels tantalizingly close to reality. These sophisticated agents promise to manage schedules, summarize

The promise of AI assistants revolutionizing development workflows has collided with a stark security reality, exemplified by a critical vulnerability found within Docker's own Ask Gordon AI that forces a reevaluation of trust in automated tooling. This review examines the AI assistant not

With a rich background in analytics, intelligence, and security, Malik Haidar has spent his career on the front lines, helping multinational corporations navigate the complex intersection of technology and business strategy. Today, he shares his insights on the maturation of the Industrial Internet

The rapid digitalization of Mexico's logistics sector has forged a highly efficient and interconnected supply chain, yet this very connectivity has simultaneously created a landscape ripe with sophisticated and systemic cyber threats. As fleets integrate advanced telematics and cloud-based

The autonomous AI agent quietly installed on an engineer's laptop has more access to sensitive corporate data than most mid-level managers, yet it operates completely outside the view of traditional security teams. This is not a hypothetical scenario; it is the rapidly emerging reality in