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For the past two years, most enterprises funded AI largely on the strength of what it might deliver, and few boards pushed hard on the numbers. That patience is wearing thin as technology leaders finalize their 2027 budgets. Finance teams now want to know what AI has actually returned, and […]

The 2027 AI Budget Reckoning Recently updated !

This entry was posted in AI Blog and tagged AI projects IT budget research on November 13, 2026 by Charlene O'Hanlon

Enterprises have put AI agents into production well ahead of the identity programs meant to govern them. Gravitee’s State of AI Agent Security 2026 report, which surveyed more than 900 executives and practitioners, found that 81% of technical teams are now testing or running agents in production, but only 14% […]

AI Agents Are the Least-Governed Identities in the Enterprise

This entry was posted in AI Blog Security and tagged AI agents AI security IAM Identity and Access Management on November 2, 2026 by Charlene O'Hanlon

For network operations teams that have long relied on scripting and automation, handing control to AI agents may seem like the logical next step. Yet most network teams remain cautious about ceding that control, less because of what agents can do than because of whether operators trust them to do […]

The Real Bottleneck in Agentic Network Operations? Trust

This entry was posted in AI Blog Networking Security and tagged Gartner Net Ops network operations trust on October 12, 2026 by Charlene O'Hanlon

Many enterprises have adopted multi-model AI strategies, assuming a second provider will protect them if the first fails. On Sept. 3, that assumption faced its first real test and did not hold up. That morning, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Anthropic’s Claude, and xAI’s Grok all experienced significant outages within hours of one another. […]

Your AI Backup Plan Probably Isn’t One

This entry was posted in AI Blog and tagged Anthropic IT outage OpenAI xAI on October 1, 2026 by Charlene O'Hanlon

Over the past decade, companies have replaced firewalls with identity platforms, on the reasoning that once work moved to the cloud, the login became the front door. Secure the credentials, the logic went, and the business is secure. Attackers did not wait for that architecture to mature. They found it […]

Identity Is the New Perimeter — and it Is Losing ...

This entry was posted in Blog Security and tagged credentials data security identity identity management on September 10, 2026 by Charlene O'Hanlon

Money — Gartner has named four security threats where attackers already hold the advantage—and most organizations aren’t catching up fast enough. The four threats are: At its Security & Risk Management Summit in National Harbor, Maryland, Gartner VP Analyst John Watts explained these critical threats in significant detail and how to counter […]

What Are You Doing About These Four Critical Threats?

This entry was posted in AI Blog Data Center Security and tagged conference Gartner research security risks on August 27, 2026 by Jack Rosenberger

“Sovereign AI” sounds like something a country either has or doesn’t, the way it has a navy or a seat at the U.N. In practice, it’s mostly aspirational: Every government has declared it a priority, and most of them don’t have much to show for it. A recent index from […]

AI Comes Under the Sovereign Microscope

This entry was posted in AI Blog Data Center and tagged AI infrastructure data data sovereignty EU AI Act on August 12, 2026 by Charlene O'Hanlon

On June 30, the U.S. Department of Commerce lifted export controls on Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, ending a 19-day global blackout. The models had been briefly classified under export restrictions after Amazon researchers reported a jailbreak technique that circumvented one of Fable 5’s cybersecurity safeguards, a finding […]

What the 19-day AI Blackout Teaches About Model Risk

This entry was posted in AI Blog IT Management Networking Security Storage and tagged AI models ChatGPT Claude Governance Mythos on August 4, 2026 by Charlene O'Hanlon

For all the talk about AI models getting smarter, cheaper and more capable, you’d think the hard part of the AI revolution was behind us. It isn’t. The hard part, it turns out, is concrete, copper and kilowatts—and the bill is coming due. Consider the numbers. Hyperscalers including Microsoft, Amazon, […]

The AI Infrastructure Boom Has a Math Problem

This entry was posted in AI Blog Data Center Networking and tagged AI infrastructure Alphabet Amazon cost data center generative AI Google Meta Microsoft Oracle on July 13, 2026 by Charlene O'Hanlon

Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping wireless technology. According to the Cisco “State of Wireless 2026” report, organizations are facing a critical inflection point. AI stands out as the leading driver of wireless return on investment, yet it is also the primary source of escalating operational challenges. This dynamic creates the […]

Navigating the AI-Wireless Paradox in Enterprise IT

This entry was posted in AI Blog Networking and tagged hiring security talent wireless on June 9, 2026 by Jack Rosenberger