Governance Risk and Compliance
If the expression “May you live in interesting times” describes your role, you may be a security and risk management (SRM) leader. Between resource constraints caused by rapid-fire tariff announcements, pressure to expand your purview and a perpetual need to catch up with the latest cybersecurity threat, your best bet is to prioritize initiatives that align with the organization’s broader objectives.
Poor governance and data management practices, not technological limitations, are the primary reasons artificial intelligence initiatives struggle in organisations, according to new research that challenges recent claims about widespread AI project failures.
RegGenome, a UK-based regulatory technology company, has secured a contract with the Asian Development Bank to deploy AI-powered compliance analysis across 14 Pacific Island nations.
A new study has found Microsoft Purview can reduce the likelihood of a data breach by 30 per cent. The Forrester Consulting study, commissioned by Microsoft, also reported a 355 per cent return on investment over three years for a composite organisation.
Shadow IT has always been a headache for security teams. Successive shifts in enterprise tech have always created blind spots and hidden behaviours that need to be discovered and secured. With the advent of SaaS apps, employees suddenly had a myriad of tools available to better collaborate and work. They quickly adopted them, often unaware of security approval processes, creating SaaS sprawl, shadow cloud, and significant changes in digital estates that some organisations are still grappling with.
The Australian Government has launched public consultation on a voluntary Code of Practice for cyber incident response providers, aiming to improve service quality and national cyber resilience.
Regulation is moving faster than solutions can adapt. Regulation is changing at a pace that increasingly challenges the systems built to manage it. Even the most advanced RegTechs are constrained by a deeper issue: the data layer – the foundation every solution depends on, remains fragmented, inconsistent, and hard to operationalise at scale.
One-third of Australian professionals regularly upload confidential company information to AI platforms without oversight, creating significant compliance and security risks for organisations across critical sectors, according to new research.
The Open Source Initiative will host a three-day virtual conference on data governance challenges in artificial intelligence from October 1-3, addressing compliance and transparency issues that have emerged as AI adoption accelerates across enterprise environments.
Google has dismissed as "entirely false" claims that it issued a broad security warning to Gmail users about a major data breach.
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