AI adoption has exploded in recent years with the Federal Reserve estimating that 78% of the labor force works at firms that have adopted AI. While some people have differing opinions on this, there is one aspect that we should have a consensus. While opinions on AI differ, there is one aspect businesses should agree
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The conversation around about the “OpenAI hack” sounds like cybercriminals breached OpenAI. That is not what happened. During a controlled cybersecurity evaluation in July 2026, OpenAI models crossed the boundaries of their test environment, gained internet access, and compromised Hugging Face infrastructure while pursuing answers to a benchmark. This incident matters because it shows that
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Financial fraud is evolving at a pace most organizations are not prepared for. What was once a manual, time-intensive activity has become a highly automated and scalable operation. According to INTERPOL, AI fraud is now 4.5 times more profitable than traditional cybercrime methods. This shift is not just about new tools. It represents a complete
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The Cybersecurity Mirage: Why Most Companies Are Still Unprepared for Reality By Tom Kirkham, CEO, Kirkham IronTech For all the talk about “digital transformation” and “AI-powered security,” the hard truth is this: most companies are still one incident away from disaster. We’ve built an industry that’s great at looking secure — not being secure. Executives
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