2026-09-09 Why bank-grade settlement is the missing layer in tokenized finance In the first part of this series, Digital money: Not all tokens are created equal, I wrote about why stablecoins, tokenized deposits and...
2026-09-09 Stablecoins, tokenized deposits, CBDCs and the changing shape of money The future of money isn’t only about making balances programmable. It’s about understanding what those balances represent, who stands behind them, how they...
2026-09-08 Artificial intelligence (AI) is accelerating the discovery and exploitation of vulnerabilities, while autonomous, agentic systems are beginning to act with minimal or no human oversight. The confluence of these phenomena is creating a new threat landscape and opening new potential...
2026-08-20 Many federal agencies still rely on manual inventory tools and methods, such as barcode scanners and spreadsheets, to keep track of assets. This requires regular, time-consuming, facility-wide sweeps to account for each item in a vast ecosystem of equipment, often...
2026-07-28 Discover how adaptive, sovereign and resilient financial messaging can help banks modernize payments, reduce risk and stay future-ready.
2026-07-22 In the public sector, AI governance isn’t tested when things go right; it’s tested when an AI-assisted decision is questioned. That challenge might come from an auditor, a legislator, a legal review, a public records request or a resident seeking...
2026-06-10 Posture is more than readiness. It is the integrated ability to observe broadly, understand deeply and act decisively, all at speed and under pressure. The best-positioned organizations for the future are those that are intentionally strengthening posture across the full...
2026-05-08 Unlike commercial organizations, governments cannot afford to treat AI as a “move fast and fix it later” technology. Public-sector leaders are accountable for decisions that directly affect citizens, including benefits and payroll, procurement and public safety. In government, trust matters...
2026-05-08 Agentic AI capabilities promise real benefits for federal agencies, but they also pose real risks. Their ability to plan, decide and act with autonomy opens the door to the possibility of their actions causing harm. To guard against this potential...