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Lucas Hathaway: 01 Jul 2026
Quick answer: AI governance is the set of policies, owners, and controls that decide how your organization adopts and runs AI. AI risk management is the ongoing work of finding, rating, and reducing the risks those AI systems create. You need both....
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Lucas Hathaway: 26 Jun 2026
For CISOs, IT risk leaders, compliance teams, and privacy and audit stakeholders, an AI acceptable use policy is fast becoming the line between...
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Randy Lindberg: 10 Jun 2026
Quick Answer: AI governance starts with the Govern function of the NIST AI RMF. That means establishing an AI policy, updating existing cybersecurity...
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Lucas Hathaway: 30 May 2026
For CISOs, risk leaders, compliance teams, and internal audit stakeholders at credit unions and community banks, vendor due diligence is one of the...
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Lucas Hathaway: 01 May 2026
Quick Answer: NCUA examiners prioritize a mature, quantitative risk assessment methodology above all else, regardless of your credit union's asset...
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Lucas Hathaway: 29 Apr 2026
For CISOs, risk leaders, compliance teams, and internal audit stakeholders at financial institutions, an AI inventory is quickly becoming a practical...
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Lucas Hathaway: 01 Apr 2026
Quick Answer: SOC 2 reports alone are insufficient for vendor risk assessment. Organizations should map vendor controls to their own security...
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Lucas Hathaway: 30 Mar 2026
For CISOs and security leaders, a SOC assessment is a critical tool for evaluating vendor risk, strengthening audit readiness, and supporting...
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Lucas Hathaway: 26 Feb 2026
Quick Answer: Most cybersecurity Board reports fail because they're too technical and don't drive decisions. Instead, boards need 3-10 pages per...
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Lucas Hathaway: 12 Feb 2026
Cybersecurity Trends & Strategies for Financial Institutions: 2025 Findings & 2026 Priorities Quick Answer: Financial institutions examined in 2025...
