In the cybersecurity industry, practitioners quickly develop a keen nose for “fear marketing.” We’ve all sat through presentations where the threat landscape grows increasingly apocalyptic with every slide, right up until the
Why Privacy Information Management is Crucial for Continuity
Privacy information management system (PIMS) issues stem from insufficient controls or protections. In addition to causing regulatory fines and reputational damage, these failures threaten business continuity by forcing organizations to
When the Assistant Deleted the Safety Net
The Cursor AI Incident and the Backup Isolation Rule In early 2025, a software developer working with Cursor — one of the leading AI-powered coding assistants — asked the tool
Career Spotlight Interview: Nita Kohli
Tell us about yourself – your name, company, title, and responsibilities? Nita Kohli, risk and resilience executive, CEO and co-founder of Kohli Advisors, former global head of enterprise resilience at
AI Agent Identity Security: Managing the New Governance Challenge
AI agents are a distinct and formidable category of digital identities, fundamentally reshaping identity security. Unlike traditional non-human identities (NHIs), AI agents possess autonomous decision-making capabilities with stochastic behavior. This autonomy introduces
Why Ransomware-Proof Backup is the Last Line of Defense in 2026
Ransomware has always been a business continuity problem disguised as a cybersecurity incident. In 2026, that distinction matters more than ever. Attackers are no longer satisfied with encrypting production systems
When Compliance Isn’t Enough: Why Business Continuity Needs to Become More Strategic
Compliance is the baseline across business continuity, but it was never meant to be the full measure of an organization’s readiness. For many continuity leaders, the true challenge is not
Why AI Resilience is a Governance Imperative up to Board Level
AI is reshaping the threat landscape faster than organizations are adapting. Attackers ranging from organized crime groups to state-backed actors are now able to compromise identity, distort reality, and undermine
We Gave Cyber Risk to the CISO and Walked Away
Institutions tend to believe persistent problems will, over time, settle into place. A risk emerges. It creates friction. Eventually responsibility is assigned, processes form around it, and the problem becomes
Assessing Business Continuity Resilience Posture
What Organizational Patterns Reveal Long Before a Disruption Organizations rarely fail during disruptions because they lack documented plans. More often, failure occurs because everyday decisions quietly shaped how the organization