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Post-Quantum Cryptography and Enterprise Risk
Quantum computing is reshaping the future of cybersecurity. DEW Diligence examines NIST's latest post-quantum cryptography guidance, emerging enterprise risks, and the strategic decisions business leaders should consider to protect critical information and strengthen long-term resilience.

DEW Diligence
Oct 3113 min read


Learning to Replicate: Anthropic's Self-Replication Research
Self-replicating malware isn't new. But Anthropic's research explores how AI-driven reasoning, adaptation, and operational knowledge could change its capabilities. We examine the emerging cybersecurity implications for smart homes, enterprise networks, IoT devices, and industrial systems—and the safeguards that matter most.

DEW Diligence
Oct 2017 min read


The CISO After Cybersecurity: Governing Speed, Trust, and Enterprise Value in the Age of AI
KPMG’s 2026 Cyber and Technology Risk Survey signals a major shift in the CISO role — from technology defender to enterprise risk and business value leader. DEW Diligence examines how AI, security architecture/engineering , regulation, financial stewardship, and executive governance are reshaping the CISO mandate and what organizations must do to move with both speed and safety.

DEW Diligence
Oct 49 min read


Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026: Make the Enterprise Hard to Break
Launch Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 by strengthening enterprise culture, employee cyber hygiene, home security, identity protection, and resilience.

DEW Diligence
Sep 3010 min read


Emerging Technology & Innovation: Securing the Intelligent Industrial Future
As emerging technologies converge across AI, automation, robotics, IoT, information technology, and industrial systems, organizations must manage both the opportunities and the risks created by increasingly connected, intelligent environments. This article explores the forces driving that convergence and outlines practical strategies for governing, securing, and responsibly integrating these technologies across the modern enterprise.

DEW Diligence
Feb 198 min read


Security Keys and Passkeys: Why SMS 2FA Is Failing Modern Authentication
In today’s threat environment, organizations need stronger identity and access management safeguards for critical data and systems. Security keys and passkeys are especially important for authentication. Together, they form a layered defense that lowers the risk of breaches and unauthorized access.

DEW Diligence
Feb 159 min read
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