BlackLine’s Asia chief caps agent autonomy with a dollar threshold and a user role. His bigger point for CDOs: In finance, an ...

Australian organisations rank cybersecurity among their top three strategic priorities and PwC data shows 74% have increased their security budgets, yet fewer than half feel capable of withstanding a ...

The biggest blocker is organizational: 68% of IT leaders cite fragmented data ownership, meaning no single team controls data spread across many systems. Batch data limits AI: Warehouses that refresh ...

The generative AI market is poised to reach USD1.3 trillion over the next 10 years from just USD40 billion in 2022, according to a new report by Bloomberg Intelligence (BI). Growth could expand at a ...

The surest way to know if hackers can break in is to hire one. Horizon3 sends an AI instead, with no human holding the leash.

Your AI budget is limited by GPUs. Your security plan quietly assumes attackers have the same limit. Neither assumption will last forever.

Financial services organizations face high customer expectations, evolving regulation and compliance — particularly with AI adoption — and increased cyber threats. Resilience is now a business ...

Continually feeding an AI with AI-generated content can cause its output quality to erode, according to a new research paper on this subject. In a study published earlier this month, scientists at ...

Every year, Forrester publishes its Predictions series to project what the year ahead will bring. In Predictions 2026: Cloud Computing, our predictions center on two major races: the hyperscaler race ...

The year is 2026, and the most dangerous hire at your bank may not have a desk, a LinkedIn profile, or even a pulse. Peer inside the glass-and-steel fortresses of Tier-1 FSIs, and you can see that the ...

You’ve just landed at your transit destination. Your connecting flight is gone. You call your airline. You wait. And wait. Two hours later, a human voice finally picks up. Feels familiar? That was the ...

The line between what is real and not is blurring, according to the findings of a detailed, new study published last month. And the average man on the street can no longer reliably identify photos of ...