Brianna Monsanto is a reporter with IT Brew who covers cybersecurity, cloud computing, and IT strategy news. Prior to IT Brew, Brianna covered the wealth management industry for Financial Advisor IQ, a Financial Times Specialist brand. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Television, Radio and the Emerging Media from CUNY Brooklyn College and a Master of Arts in Journalism with a concentration in Business and Economic Reporting from the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY.
“I am paying a slightly higher price because I am not signing a long-term deal, and I’m doing it consciously so that I don’t end up wasting money in the long term,” one CTO tells IT Brew.
As datasets grow and threat actors level up their tactics by deleting backups in their attacks, some question if the beloved 3-2-1 backup rule is enough in today’s age.
Only 12% of companies are considered AI leaders, according to a recent Genpact report.
36% of executives say the traditional ERP model will soon be outdated.
NIST is looking for “concrete examples, best practices, case studies, and actionable recommendations” from agentic developers and other stakeholders who deploy agents.
The ratio of machine to human identities within organizations is also widening.
The researchers claim the malicious domain leveraged in the ploy remains largely undetected by security vendors.
More than six in 10 business leaders say they tied a software purchase to an AI initiative in order to get budget approval.
“They’re certainly some kind of cybercrime organization or fraud organization that is doing this at scale,” says Okta Threat Intelligence VP Brett Winterford.
Job postings for forward-deployed engineers quintupled YoY in 2024, according to Lightcast data provided to IT Brew.
