In March 2023, Bloomberg spent $10 million building BloombergGPT, a custom large language model trained on decades of proprietary financial data. The team published a paper, the press covered it…
For the modern CEO, information security has long been framed through the lens of fear. It is the "thing that goes bump in the night", the looming specter of a…
For decades, technical debt has been treated as a messy secret of the IT department - a tactical annoyance discussed in stand-ups and sprint retrospectives, far removed from the audit…
In most business disciplines where the stakes are high, independence is a given. Financial auditors must not own stock in the companies they evaluate. Investment advisors are required to disclose…
Every CEO understands the logic of insurance. You pay premiums not because you expect disaster, but because you know the risk is real. Health insurance protects against sudden illness. Auto…
The calm before the storm on the horizon In cybersecurity, most threats arrive unannounced. Zero-days, insider leaks, and novel phishing techniques keep CISOs awake because they strike without warning. Quantum…
By 2035, corporate landscapes will have evolved dramatically, reshaped by artificial intelligence, pervasive automation, and hyper-connectivity. Central to this seismic shift is the transformation of the Chief Information Officer's (CIO)…
Quantum computing, a once-theoretical frontier of science fiction, now stands at the precipice of reality, threatening to upend the very foundations of cryptographic security that underpin global commerce, communications, and…
The first thing to say in an article about the art & science of the turnaround of an IT department is that there's no way to write a single article…
A summary and analysis of the SEC's sweeping new cybersecurity rules for publicly traded companies: ensuring thorough and timely incident prevention, detection, and reporting of significant breaches As we…
