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What CIOs need to know about Meta’s proposed CEO AI agent
Meta's CEO AI agent prototype marks the rise of executive-level autonomous AI, opening governance, accountability, data access and compliance gaps CIOs must proactively address.
By Sean Kerner • April 14, 2026 -
GenAI case study series
How Sikich balances GenAI innovation with security
Sikich CIO Scott Sanders explains how the firm uses well-defined governance, security controls and a focus on business-driven use cases to scale generative AI.
By Tim Murphy • April 14, 2026 -
CIOs face new threat: Relationship-based vendor coercion
Vendor coercion in IT ties business deals to tech adoption, bypassing governance. Discover its risks, especially with AI, and how CIOs can safeguard decisions.
By Sean Kerner • April 13, 2026 -
Failure is an option as an IT leadership tool
In this Q&A, Gartner analyst Rob O'Donohue argues that CIOs should document failures alongside successes in a "failure resume" to foster a healthy risk-taking culture.
By Jim O'Donnell • April 10, 2026 -
Weekly news roundup: Claude Mythos concerns, Muse Spark debut and U.S. infrastructure disruption
Stay up to date with the latest U.S. tech news, IPOs and executive moves shaping the industry each week.
By Rosa Heaton • April 10, 2026 -
Using storytellers in a digital age
As AI-generated content fuels mistrust, the demand for skilled storytellers rises. IT leaders should use storytelling to gain a strategic edge in today's digital economy.
By Griffin LaFleur • April 8, 2026 -
What CIOs must know about bossware strategy
Bossware helps track remote worker productivity, but CIOs must balance legal compliance, employee privacy, morale and retention risks when implementing surveillance tools.
By Julie Hanson • April 7, 2026 -
Expert Advice
ITPro Today, Network Computing, IoT World Today combine with TechTarget
Our editorial mission continues, offering IT leaders a unified brand with comprehensive coverage of enterprise technology trends and practical guidance.
By Nick Martin • April 6, 2026 -
Weekly news roundup: Oracle layoffs, geopolitical risks and Claude Code leak
Stay up to date with the latest U.S. tech news, IPOs and executive moves shaping the industry each week.
By Rosa Heaton • April 3, 2026 -
CIOs must now model war as an enterprise risk
In the wake of the Iran-backed hacktivist attacks on Stryker, CIOs rethink enterprise risk models to account for different attacker intents and methods.
By Sean Kerner • March 31, 2026 -
How Axis Communications navigates global AI regulation
As AI rules evolve, compliance grows more complex. CIO Jonas Hansson encourages IT leaders to assess data risk and track vendor sub-processors to stay compliant.
By Tim Murphy • March 31, 2026 -
What CIOs need to know going into AI vendor negotiations
CIOs must treat AI vendor negotiations differently than legacy software deals, by using data assets, examining contracts and accounting for hidden costs to avoid costly lock-in.
By Sean Kerner • March 27, 2026 -
Weekly news roundup: Meta lawsuit, Sora shutdown and DarkSword leak
Stay up to date with the latest U.S. tech news, IPOs and executive moves shaping the industry each week.
By Rosa Heaton • March 27, 2026 -
Why cyber insurance won’t cover the next generation of attacks
Geopolitical cyberattacks are rising, but cyber insurance may not cover them. CIOs must understand war exclusions, assess exposure and build resilience beyond risk transfer.
By Sean Kerner • March 26, 2026 -
The executive's guide to handling and overcoming AI backlash
Why AI backlash is a leadership problem -- not a tech one
AI backlash is shaping up to be more of a trust issue than a tech one. Open communication and accountability can help overcome resistance and lead to successful AI integrations.
By Alison Roller • March 24, 2026 -
OpenClaw and Moltbook explained: The latest AI agent craze
OpenClaw, a viral open source AI agent, promises local control and autonomous task execution. But security, governance and hype raise serious concerns for IT leaders.
By Julie Hanson • March 23, 2026 -
Weekly news roundup: Stryker cyberattack, Meta layoffs and AI spending surge
Stay up to date with the latest U.S. tech news, IPOs and executive moves shaping the industry each week.
By Rosa Heaton • March 20, 2026 -
AI disruption: How CIOs should prepare for a new economy
AI disruption may not hit as quickly as the Citrini Research scenario imagined, but CIOs still need to prepare. Consider what the scenario got right and how IT leaders can respond.
By Tim Murphy • March 20, 2026 -
A lawyer’s advice for CIOs creating AI-use policies
AI is transforming the way companies work in unprecedented ways, and CIOs must implement policies to protect their intellectual property, as well as that of their customers and partners.
By Harriet Jamieson • March 20, 2026 -
Expert Advice
Business travel in high-risk areas: Key precautions for leaders
Amid rising global risks, corporate travel faces new challenges. Learn how businesses can protect employees and adapt strategies for safe, effective travel.
By Julie Hanson • March 19, 2026 -
The CLARITY Act explained: Enterprise and IT impacts
The CLARITY Act establishes federal regulatory framework for cryptocurrency and blockchain, defining SEC and CFTC roles while providing compliance clarity for digital assets.
By Andy Patrizio • March 18, 2026 -
Trump Tariff Refunds: A CIO Playbook for Capturing Cash
The Supreme Court voided Trump-era tariffs, enabling corporate refund claims, but unclear processes, eligibility rules, fragmented data and long timelines complicate recovery.
By Sean Kerner • March 18, 2026 -
AI sprawl vs. CIOs: The battle to control enterprise AI
CIOs can prevent AI sprawl by balancing innovation with governance, avoiding blanket AI rollouts, aligning tools to roles, and fostering secure experimentation.
By Rosa Heaton • March 17, 2026 -
Silicon Valley Bank collapse: Lessons three years later
The Silicon Valley Bank collapse revealed financial and operational risks for businesses. Three years later, CIOs still play a critical role in strengthening resilience.
By Sean Kerner • March 16, 2026 -
Middle East AWS attack highlights data center vulnerabilities
Drone strikes that hit AWS's Middle East data centers show the cloud’s physical risks and prompts enterprises to improve disaster recovery and multi-region resilience strategies.
By Julie Hanson • March 16, 2026