Cybersecurity News
Filters
Filtered by tag: ai adoption × Clear
Moving AI from pilot to production
Many enterprises struggle to move AI beyond pilot projects. Success requires reliable infrastructure, clean data pipelines, and robust security. Equally important is building organizational trust through transparency and explainability. Leadership must champion AI initiatives, align them with business goals, and foster cross-functional collaboration. Without these foundations, AI projects stall despite promising early results.
AI needs rules and rails: Why governance must move beyond policy
As AI adoption accelerates, organizations need more than high-level policy — they need practical operational guardrails. Governance must translate abstract principles into enforceable standards covering data use, model accountability, and risk management. Without structured frameworks embedded into workflows, AI systems risk drifting from business objectives, creating compliance gaps and unintended consequences. Effective governance requires collaboration across technical, legal, and business teams.
Veeam appoints Philip Goldie as Vice President for Australia and New Zealand
Matched: Australia
Veeam has appointed Philip Goldie as Vice President for Australia and New Zealand. The appointment comes as the company highlights increasing enterprise focus on AI adoption and the data risks that accompany it. Goldie is expected to lead Veeam's regional strategy as demand grows for data protection and resilience solutions in the ANZ market.