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Security Executives
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Zero trust has transformed cybersecurity by replacing implicit trust with continuous verification. Organizations now verify identities, limit privileges, and monitor activity instead of relying on network location.
Cybersecurity
AI Is Breaking the Boundaries of Zero Trust
As AI models and autonomous agents gain access to enterprise data and systems, security teams must extend zero-trust principles beyond users and devices to govern the data, models...
Sept. 4, 2026
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The trajectory is fairly clear: Smart City 1.0 was about efficiency and automation. Smart City 2.0, where most major cities sit today, focuses on integrated safety, unified platforms, and AI-assisted operations. Smart City 3.0, still emerging, points toward predictive resilience, where AI agents, digital twins and autonomous systems help cities anticipate disruption before it happens rather than simply respond to it.
Artificial Intelligence
How Technology, Collaboration and Public-Private Partnerships Are Transforming Urban Security
Sept. 4, 2026
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Conversations with exhibitors at GSX 2026 can reveal how well a technology may perform in real-world security environments beyond what is shown in a booth demonstration.
Security Executives
11 Questions for Evaluating Security Technology at GSX 2026
Sept. 4, 2026
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Security Executives
The Watchman's Chair Is Empty
Sept. 3, 2026
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It is New York City; is there much more to say? Large-scale programs for securing IoT and Smart Building Automation Systems did not exist, especially at the municipal level. The challenges were not only technological but also cultural within City agencies. The program would be new to the City.
Security Executives
The Smart City Security Imperative: Lessons from New York's IoT Cyber Defense Program
Sept. 3, 2026
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Futureproofing must now account for more than investment protection. Systems must now withstand disruption, isolate compromised components, and keep business-critical operations running amid the looming AI threat.
Security Executives
Why Futureproofing Security Infrastructure Requires a New Playbook
Sept. 3, 2026
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Today's risk landscape, defined by convergence across physical security, cybersecurity, supply chains, regulatory environments and human capital, is too complex and embedded in daily business operations for any single function to control.
Security Executives
Risk Has No Department: Building an Enterprise-Wide Risk Ownership Culture Through ESRM
Sept. 3, 2026
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Effective CSOs think and operate like business executives. This means aligning security priorities with corporate strategy, risk appetite, and stakeholder expectations. Board members and C‑suite leaders care far less about technical security management capabilities than about business outcomes.
Security Executives
The Business Case for the Modern CSO
Sept. 3, 2026
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The volume of online signals has always challenged security teams. What’s changed is the velocity. Escalation has sped up, and the pipeline from online commentary to coordinated real-world activity has become dangerously short.
Security Executives
When Online Threats Become Real-World Risks
Sept. 3, 2026
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