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AI Experimentation: How to Move from Pilots to Production Without Losing Control of Your Data
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AI Experimentation: How to Move from Pilots to Production Without Losing Control of Your Data
The organizations winning with AI in 2026 have one thing in common: they got out of the experimentation phase. Everyone else is still in it. That sounds harsh, but the data supports it. According to AI adoption research from TechRepublic and Recon Analytics, only 8.6% of companies currently have AI agents deployed in production, while […]
What Is AI Data Governance – and Why Most Frameworks Fall Short
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What Is AI Data Governance – and Why Most Frameworks Fall Short
Most organizations using AI today have some version of an AI usage policy. They’ve written the guidelines, circulated the acceptable use document, and told employees which tools are approved. What most of them haven’t done is enforce any of it. That gap – between governance on paper and governance in practice – is the defining […]
AI Data Security: Adopt AI Across Your Workforce Without Exposing Company Data
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AI Data Security: Adopt AI Across Your Workforce Without Exposing Company Data
The AI adoption wave didn’t wait for IT to send the memo. Employees are already using generative AI tools – in the browser, inside desktop applications, and through AI features built directly into their operating systems. Some of those tools are approved. Many are not.  Today, organizations are scrambling to establish policies and implement controls […]
Top 8 ZTNA Solutions to Know in 2026
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Top 8 ZTNA Solutions to Know in 2026
What Is Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)?  Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solutions provide secure, granular, and identity-based access to specific applications, replacing broad-access VPNs with a “never trust, always verify” model. These solutions enhance security by hiding assets from the public internet, using context (user, device, location) to grant least-privilege access, often as part […]
AI Data Leakage: What It Is and How to Protect Your Organization
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AI Data Leakage: What It Is and How to Protect Your Organization
In a single week, three Samsung semiconductor engineers leaked proprietary source code, internal meeting notes, and chip test data. Not through a breach or a phishing attack, but by pasting it into ChatGPT. No malicious intent; just three people trying to work faster. That incident has become a defining illustration of AI data leakage, and […]
Secure AI Deployment on Any Endpoint: No VDI or New Hardware Required
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Secure AI Deployment on Any Endpoint: No VDI or New Hardware Required
AI is no longer waiting for IT to catch up. Endpoint AI agent adoption grew by 276% in 2025 according to Cyberhaven research, and Gartner projects that 40% of enterprise applications will include task-specific AI agents by the end of 2026. That means AI tools are already running on your endpoints — often before your […]
HIPAA’s Biggest Security Overhaul in a Decade: What It Means for Unmanaged Devices
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April 16, 2026
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HIPAA’s Biggest Security Overhaul in a Decade: What It Means for Unmanaged Devices
A compliance rule that hasn’t seen a major overhaul since 2013 is about to become dramatically more demanding. The HIPAA Security Rule – the regulation that sets the bar for protecting electronic protected health information (ePHI) – is in the middle of its most significant proposed update in over a decade. And the gap most […]
Why VDI is Dead: A Eulogy for Legacy Remote Work Infrastructure
April 14, 2026
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Why VDI is Dead: A Eulogy for Legacy Remote Work Infrastructure
IT teams have spent years managing the sprawling infrastructure that VDI demands: the servers, the licensing costs, the endless patching cycles, the performance complaints. And yet, many organizations are still holding on. This blog is a summary of our eBook, “VDI is Dead: A Eulogy,” which makes the case that the era of virtual desktops […]
Rethinking Remote Work Security
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Rethinking Remote Work Security
Remote and hybrid work have changed how organizations operate, but security hasn’t kept up. Employees, contractors, and partners now access data from multiple locations and devices. Traditional tools like VDI, VPNs, and locked devices create friction, increase costs, and leave security gaps. Work now moves with users across personal and unmanaged devices, increasing risk. AI […]