As the White House touts its AI task force, CISA is conspicuously missing

Without the cybersecurity agency, the new group could stumble as it tries to work with critical infrastructure operators on AI security, experts said.

By Eric Geller • Nov. 3, 2026

Your 2027 AI budget has a line for agents. Does it have one for accountability?

AI agents are reshaping enterprise IT. Here's what CIOs should prioritize in their 2027 budgets.

By Rory Blundell, CEO • Nov. 2, 2026

CISA, security researchers confirm successful exploitation of PHP flaws

The security community has come under increased scrutiny as earlier threat warnings were slow to materialize.

By David Jones • Oct. 28, 2026

How to create a scale-ready AI mandate

CIOs face challenges around implementation, ROI and an oversaturation of AI, not just technical roadblocks, Capital One Software’s product head said.

By Paige Gross • Oct. 27, 2026

PHP exploitation moves at slower-than-expected pace, but millions remain at risk

Security researchers flag botnet activity, but successful compromises have yet to break through.

By David Jones • Oct. 26, 2026

How CIOs can set the pace for cybersecurity resilience

In the AI era, speed will distinguish the businesses that simply have security programs from the organizations that are truly resilient.

By Scott Laliberte • Oct. 26, 2026

What’s keeping 5 tech executives up at night in the AI era

From overreaching autonomous agents to a lack of C-suite accountability, tech leaders share their biggest worries on AI use.

By Paige Gross • Oct. 23, 2026

5 tech trends turning CIOs into ‘active architects’

Tech executives should start preparing for what comes after large language models now, according to Gartner Distinguished VP Analyst Gene Alvarez.

By Paige Gross • Oct. 21, 2026

Boards confident on cyber oversight, but tech changes outpace readiness

Nearly half of corporate directors think board members need cybersecurity expertise, a BDO survey found.

By Eric Geller • Oct. 21, 2026

How The Kraft Group uses AI for behavior management

Building trust and listening to employees is key to getting buy-in for new technologies, Chief Information and Technology Officer Michael Israel said.

By Paige Gross • Oct. 20, 2026

Agentic AI gap persists between executives, workers

When it comes to deploying AI agents, leaders find more success than their employees, who face tool overload and trust gaps.

By Paige Gross • Oct. 16, 2026

Top banks reckon with AI risks, but spot benefits

“We’re not going to allow just any outside agent to come inside the company because that’s just too risky,” JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said.

By Makenzie Holland • Oct. 15, 2026

Businesses need better risk management to fend off cyberattacks

Risks are growing at a time when companies rely more than ever on vendors for cybersecurity, according to a Grant Thornton report.

By Eric Geller • Oct. 14, 2026

Executives doubt readiness as cyber risks mount

Companies are striving to do it all — modernize, protect value and respond to cybersecurity threats — but leaders aren’t convinced they can pull it off.

By Scarlett Evans • Oct. 12, 2026

House proposal would clarify liability rules for AI agents

Developers would be held liable under the draft bill when their AI agents harm third parties through conduct that would be unlawful if committed by a human.

By Alexei Alexis • Oct. 12, 2026

[Podcast] Exploring The Intelligent Endpoint

Discover how AI-powered PCs, Intel AMT, and Kyndryl’s managed services are reshaping endpoint management to create a smarter, more secure, and resilient workplace.

By CIO Dive's studioID • Oct. 8, 2026

Who actually controls enterprise AI?

There is no dominant model for how businesses oversee AI, according to a Thoughtworks report. But CIOs feel responsible for the technology's mistakes.

By Paige Gross • Oct. 7, 2026

Overdue modernization stokes security fears, wrecks AI plans

Rising costs of modernization and lack of a clear vision could also be holding enterprises back in their AI adoption, a GFT Technologies report found.

By Paige Gross • Sept. 29, 2026

Nvidia bakes agent governance into infrastructure layer

The Nvidia Open Agent Safety Platform aims to control agents but is unlikely to give enterprises full oversight, analysts told CIO Dive.

By Makenzie Holland • Sept. 28, 2026

Rogue OpenAI agent targeted Australian government site

The prime minister rebuked the company for its slow response and warned that AI poses significant risks that need to be further addressed.

By David Jones • Sept. 24, 2026

Retailers tamp down shadow AI but struggle to oversee agentic sprawl

The use of AI agents is soaring in the retail sector, but governance remains a major challenge, with regulated data at risk.

By Eric Geller • Sept. 23, 2026

OpenAI calls for international AI safety standards

Global standards would help CIOs navigate AI development, but tech leaders should also set unique controls for their organizations, an IT consultant said.

By Paige Gross • Sept. 22, 2026

1 in 4 agents run unmonitored, giving way to operational risk

AI adoption is obscuring system visibility, putting the spotlight on observability tools, according to a New Relic report.

By Makenzie Holland • Sept. 22, 2026

Google AI models broke out of sandbox, hacked 3 companies

The incidents stemmed from the same testing environment defects that tripped up OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta.

By Eric Geller • Sept. 21, 2026

Don’t let AI distract from cybersecurity basics, officials and executives warn

Government and industry leaders said simple attacks remain far more consequential than anything AI is doing.

By Eric Geller • Sept. 9, 2026