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I keep having versions of the same conversation. The names and logos change, but the underlying tension doesn’t: organizations are deploying AI agents fast, they’re deploying them into production, and a lot of them weren’t ready when they did it. […]
The Agentic AI Reckoning Nobody Saw Coming Read More »
Enterprise conversations about AI are everywhere, yet many initiatives still stall long before they reach real production value. From years of working alongside customers, the issue is rarely a lack of ambition, talent, or access to advanced models. AI efforts
What Enterprise AI Efforts Reveal Once the Pilot Ends Read More »
The word “platform” gets used a lot in cybersecurity. Maybe too much. Cato Networks recently announced a modular adoption model for the Cato SASE Platform. The company also used the moment to make a sharp argument about what platform actually
Cato Networks Redraws the SASE Adoption Map Read More »
The technology industry has a short memory, but the markets are starting to remember why Intel was once the undisputed king of the hill. For the last few years, the narrative surrounding Intel was one of managed decline—a titan struggling
As enterprises race to adopt AI, automation, and edge computing, one critical aspect of the conversation is often overlooked until trouble arises. Technology implementation is not just about deploying hardware and software – it’s about how that technology is supported,
Why Modern Tech Strategy Must Go Beyond Hardware and Software Read More »
Return-to-office (RTO) mandates may be driving headlines, but they overlook IT’s real challenge. Even in companies pushing for more in-office time, work remains inherently distributed. Contractors and freelancers still work remotely, offshore teams operate across time zones, and employees continue
In my decades covering the tech industry, I’ve seen the pendulum swing from the desperate need to be “always on” to the terrifying realization that being “always found” by advertisers and algorithms is a nightmare. We are currently witnessing a
Penetration testing has always had a timing problem. You hire a firm, wait weeks for the engagement to start, the testers spend a few days poking around your environment, and you get a report. By then, your infrastructure has changed,
What Agentic Pentesting Says about the Threat Landscape Read More »
There’s a moment in my conversation with Bob Bobel where he mentions that customers are having a harder time finding people who actually know Active Directory. Not cloud identity — the old on-premise stuff that most large organizations still run,
The Microsoft Enterprise Recovery Problem AI Can’t Fix Read More »
Every conversation I’ve had for the past couple of years has followed the same arc. First, it was generative AI. Then agentic AI. Now the question everyone is circling is how you actually secure agentic AI — and it turns
When AI Agents Go Rogue the Problem Starts at Runtime Read More »
