Your Disaster Recovery Plan Doesn't Account for AI Agents. It Should
Those of us who have been deep in the enterprise data governance field for years know it was crafted for human workflows: deliberate, sequential, and measured in hours or days. The new AI agents, though, operate in milliseconds, making thousands of independent data access decisions before a human reviewer has even opened their inbox. That speed mismatch is not only a technology problem. For IT leaders, it is very much a resilience problem. When governance cannot operate at the speed of the systems it is supposed to control, organizations lose the visibility, auditability, and policy enforcement on which business continuity…
So, You’re New to the Resilience World?
A version of this article first appeared on the Resilience Think Tank (RTT) website. The more we speak with our...
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The New Calculus of Risk: Where AI Speed Meets Human Expertise
The New Calculus of Risk: Where AI Speed Meets Human Expertise
Most security and risk management programs were built for a world that no longer exists. Threats are now more interconnected,...
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How Can Small, Diverse Businesses Compete for Government Contracts?
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Creating a People-Centric Business Continuity Plan
If global organizations didn’t acknowledge the importance of strategic business resilience planning before 2020, they certainly do now. From food...
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