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EC-Council Releases ADG 2.0 and Offers Its AI Governance Crosswalks Free to Every Government, Regulator, and Standards Body as Nations Split on AI Rules

With autonomous AI agents already reaching into government systems and no global treaty in sight, EC-Council will assist...

Atlanta Set to Host Hacker Halted and Global CISO Forum 2026, Uniting Practitioners and C-Suite Leaders

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SBOM, VEX, and AI: Dr. Allan Friedman on the Future of Software Supply Chain Security

A conversation on why software transparency is no longer optional, and how AI is about to make it...
By Kareena Bavisi I set out to understand why companies still don’t think they’re adequately covered. What I found looks like a pattern the insurance industry has lived through once already: multi-factor authentication went from a nice-to-have to a near-universal underwriting expectation in a matter of years, and insurers that got burned by its absence started pricing around it, denying...

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Why AI Governance Is Becoming Cyber Insurance’s Next MFA

By Kareena Bavisi I set out to understand why companies...

What the Nuclear Treaty Got Right, and Why AI Still Can’t Use It

By Jay Bavisi, Founder & Group President, EC-Council Nuclear treaties...

Model-Borne Consequence: Why OT Security and Data Security Just Became the Same Job

For thirty years we told you industrial cybersecurity was...

3 Tools Every CISO Needs for Cyber Crisis Readiness in 2026

As cyber threats escalate in both volume and complexity,...

The Human Factor: Why AI Automation in GRC Still Needs Leadership in the Loop

The pitch comes regularly now: "Our platform automates 85%...

CISA, FBI Ask Critical Infrastructure Partners to be Vigilant This Festive Season

With the onset of the holiday season, employees, especially...

FBI Alerts About Zero-Day Vulnerability in the FatPipe MPVPN device software

FBI issued an alert revealing exploitation of zero-day vulnerability...

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