Governance and information security that helps organisations manage risk without slowing down the work that matters.
The EU AI Act is about 250 pages made up of 180 recitals (explanations of why), 113 articles (actual rules), and an additional 100-ish pages of background information. It would take the average person about 12 hours to read. That's if you're not stopping to decipher legal jargon or chase the cross-references. I've condensed the first part to a 3-minute read of what you need to know...
Information security discussions often get bogged down in technical jargon, especially regarding standards like ISO 27001. For leaders, it's not about the technical details of firewalls and antivirus software; it's about understanding what information security programs aim to achieve and how they contribute to the organisation's success. We've also put together a video with info on how to navigate the certification process...
Today’s most interesting tech problems – AI & ML, for instance – happen where money, privacy, and even lives are on the line. With stakes so high, security & compliance teams are bound to show up and bring things to a screeching halt. This often pits product teams focused on delivery and charged with ‘breaking things’, on one the side, against security folks that have never written a line of code on the other. On top of this, your board is demanding results. What can you, as a leader, do...