AI is reshaping how decisions are made across credit and fraud risk. But for financial institutions(FIs), adoption alone will not deliver value. The focus now is on whether data, governance, and operating models can support trusted decision authority driven by AI. Our research shows that while many FIs are investing in AI, few have been
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Cybersecurity has always been defined by periods of inflection. Times of steady progress are followed by breakthroughs that fundamentally reshape how defenders operate and how technology enables them to succeed. Today we find ourselves in one of those periods. Over the last decade, organizations have invested heavily in security tools, analytics, and automation. These innovations
Around the world, governments are no longer treating critical technologies as long-term research interests. They are competing directly to adopt and embed them at scale, knowing that the jurisdictions that move fastest in deployment secure the greatest share of talent, investment and influence. Competition for leadership in critical technology is intensifying. Nations and states that
A year ago, we described AI as a force multiplier for cyber attackers: something that made existing techniques faster, cheaper, and more accessible. Over the past twelve months, the evidence we collected tells a more significant story. AI has crossed into the live attack chain. We documented intrusions where AI ran exploitation workflows autonomously, generating
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly advancing, reshaping industries and redefining value creation globally. IDC research shows enterprises becoming truly AI-driven not only in IT and back-office operations, but also in clientfacing activities, from enhancing customer experiences to improving citizen services. The opportunities for meaningful AI outcomes continue to grow. This year’s report, ‘The Race for
A clear signal from research gathered for this Sovereign Technology Report is that Australia’s public sector technology agenda has moved decisively beyond strategy and ambition. Success now depends on the ability to execute under sustained pressure. The research reveals strong momentum behind technology modernisation, cyber resilience and AI adoption, with all firmly positioned as executive
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AI has moved from promise to inevitability at unprecedented speed. Market signals are unmistakable – some of the world’s most valuable companies today sit at the core of the AI stack. Yet inside enterprises, the reality is more complex: while adoption is widespread, the ability to scale AI into meaningful business outcomes remains uneven. Technology
In 2024, human risk surpassed technology gaps as the biggest cybersecurity challenge. Organizations spent billions fortifying their tech stacks, yet breaches continue unabated. The problem isn’t that humans are the weakest link, it’s that security strategies haven’t evolved to protect the ways people actually work. Insider threats, credential misuse, and user-driven errors now account for
CISOs live and breathe risk every day. We combat malware, stop malicious insiders, and enforce compliance. But being out of step with your board presents another kind of risk. If we can’t articulate the potential impact of security issues, they’ll probably continue to pose a threat. This is the quintessential challenge for CISOs and their
The purpose of this research is to drive important insight into how IT and IT security leaders are ensuring the security of information without hindering business goals and innovation. A key takeaway is that IT and IT security leaders are under pressure to ensure sensitive and confidential information is secure and compliant without making it
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