CISO: AI Risk Reshapes Cybersecurity Strategy In Retail And Hospitality

Marks & Spencer, Co-op, and MGM Resorts, we could go on and on. These examples show how damaging cyberattacks can be for retail and hospitality. M&S had to pause some online orders during its 2025 breach. Co-op reported that hackers stole customer data that same year. MGM’s earlier breach disrupted hotel and casino operations and … Read more

The “Downtime Era” Redefines Business Interruption Risk – Absolute Security

A new global report warns that business interruption has entered a costly new phase driven by cyber incidents and fragile IT systems. This “Downtime Era” cost clarity comes courtesy the 2026 Resilience Risk Index by Absolute Security. One finding is that enterprises now face up to 76 days of endpoint vulnerability per year, exposing organizations … Read more

Cyber Risk Management Lags Behind AI Adoption, Report Finds

Enterprises are accelerating their deployments of artificial intelligence, yet cyber risk management practices continue to lag, according to a new global study from OpenText and the Ponemon Institute. The report highlights a widening gap between innovation and security readiness, raising concerns about AI governance across the cyber insurance and cybersecurity sectors. The study, Managing Risks … Read more

AI Risks Escalate As Developers Leak Millions Of Credentials

Vibe-coding went mainstream in 2025, opening software development to far more people and leaving security teams to chase a growing trail of exposed secrets. A new GitGuardian report shows that as AI-assisted coding moved from niche practice to everyday workflow, leaked credentials surged across public repositories, internal systems, and developer tools. The findings point to … Read more

AI Risk and Autonomous Agents: Why Access Controls Matter – NEW PODCAST

Guardrails Or Chaos An AI-generated email once caused a real-world mix-up for your host, Martin Hinton. I arrived at the airport expecting a 9 p.m. rebooking, but the airline’s app listed 5 p.m. instead. The airline blamed the confusion on an AI-generated message with the wrong flight information, making the idea of a ‘non-human identity’ … Read more

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