Post-Quantum Cryptography: Why CISOs Need to Start Now, Not When Quantum Arrives
NIST finalized PQC standards in 2024. Adversaries are harvesting your encrypted data today. Here's what CISOs need to do right now before the window closes.
Project Glasswing & Claude Mythos: What CISOs Need to Know Right Now
Anthropic just released the most capable offensive cybersecurity AI ever built, found thousands of previously unknown zero-day vulnerabilities across every major operating system and browser, and then decided the model was too dangerous to release to the public. That is not a hypothetical scenario. That is what happened on
White House National AI Policy Framework: What CISOs Need to Know and Do Now
The White House released its National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence on March 20, 2026, and every CISO needs to read past the headlines. The document is not a law. It is not a regulation. It is a set of legislative recommendations directed at Congress — non-binding by design — outlining
OpenClaw and Personal AI Assistants: Emerging Threats and What CISOs Need to Do Now
OpenClaw became the fastest-growing GitHub project in history almost overnight. It crossed 300,000 stars in early 2026, surpassing milestones that took Linux and React years to reach. That kind of adoption velocity is a signal security teams cannot afford to miss — because it means OpenClaw is almost certainly
Shadow AI — What New CISOs Need to Do Before It Bites Them
Picture a business analyst who wants to help her team move faster. She has thousands of customer support tickets to review, and a summary that would normally take three days sitting in front of her. So she opens a free AI tool, pastes in the data, and gets exactly what
Understanding India's DPDP Act
A plain-English breakdown of India’s landmark data privacy law — and why it belongs on your radar right now
If your organization touches the personal data of anyone living in India — a customer, a user, an employee, a job applicant — India’s new data protection law applies to you.
CISO Weekly Brief: Zero-Day Exploits, Identity Threats, and AI Abuse (Feb 12, 2026)
This week’s security landscape is marked by multiple zero-day vulnerabilities, sophisticated identity attacks, and the growing abuse of AI in cyber operations. CISOs should focus on rapid patching, monitoring for credential theft, and preparing for advanced threat scenarios. Below are the top items requiring executive attention, followed by