Muhammad Ali Bhikhan, CIO of Absa's regional operations, shares how the group is redefining banking across Africa using digital innovation, cloud adoption and AI-powered cybersecurity while addressing regulatory and infrastructural challenges.
Jayakumar Mohanachandran, fractional CIO and group CIO at Buzeki Enterprises, shares why many traditional CIOs are stepping away from full-time positions to a multi-organizational approach. Traditional CIOs get pulled into routine business issues, he said.
The shift to remote work has expanded the enterprise attack surface. Securing a remote workforce demands technical controls, user education and robust policies. Learn how the enterprise browser can help your organization meet its security and manageability needs.
With its advanced - and evolving - capabilities, AI is integrated into most business processes and tasks, becoming nearly indispensable across industries. Its impact on the workforce is, thus, unsurprising and raises a familiar question: Can the technology take over jobs?
Panelists at CIO.inc.'s Cloud and AI Innovation Summit share their AI journeys and use cases. They discuss barriers to adoption, including ethics, model accuracy and regulations. Many organizations are in the exploratory stages as they try to understand which business areas will benefit the most.
In today's interconnected world, where third-party providers and software supply chains are integral to business operations, tech outages are inevitable. CIOs must ensure that tech integration not only mitigates these risks but also strengthens business resilience, says Belinda Finch, CIO at IFS.
As India positions itself as a potential AI hub, government officials stress the need for regulatory frameworks to ensure privacy, inclusiveness and fairness in AI technologies. The country aims to balance innovation with vigilance in its AI mission.
An IBM Institute for Business Value study of more than 2,500 CEOs shows that 64% are succeeding with generative AI will depend more on people's adoption than the technology itself. While CEOs are pushing for gen AI adoption, business leaders face workforce, culture and governance challenges.
Today, organizations must provide their work-from-anywhere (WFA) employees with secure, authenticated access to critical applications and resources. Many organizations are turning to secure access service edge (SASE), a reliable and flexible security solution to protect their networks, data, and hybrid workforce.
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Organizations must continue to support and secure their work-from-anywhere (WFA) employees who access network resources from varied locations and devices. This is paramount because remote network access introduces complexities and vulnerabilities, requiring robust security solutions to protect against ever-evolving...
Securing thin edge locations, such as very small offices, isn’t commonly discussed as part of campus or branch security. Yet a thin edge location can be an entry point to the corporate network for malware or ransomware. With the rise of the hybrid workforce, many users work from thin edge locations like satellite...
With the rise of the hybrid workforce, organizations need to secure employees who access the network and applications from on-site and off-site locations. This shift to work-from-anywhere (WFA) has significantly expanded the attack surface, created security gaps, and increased the complexity of network and application...
Digital innovation, cloud adoption, and the shift to a hybrid workforce have fundamentally transformed the network. As organizations increasingly rely on cloud-based resources, such as SaaS applications, the
need for a new approach to secure network access — especially the challenges of implicit trust inherent in...
At ISMG's Southeast Asia Summit, panelists Ruwanthi Fernando, chief information and process officer, Hela Clothing, and Atif Najam, former chief information officer, Gatronova group, shared their insights on the crucial role of CIOs in building and leading resilient enterprises.
The success of any cybersecurity uplift program hinges on the wider recognition of the value of cyber protection initiatives and their active adoption and advocacy, says Dr. Siva Sivasubramanian, an accomplished CISO and C-suite executive.
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