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AvePoint Report Finds AI Rollouts Stalled Up to 12 Months, 75% of Organizations Face Security Breaches
Globenewswire· 2025-10-08 13:00
Report exposes critical gap between AI ambitions and operational reality, as data security and accuracy issues drive deployment delaysJERSEY CITY, N.J., Oct. 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AvePoint (Nasdaq: AVPT; SGX: AVP), the global leader in data security, governance, and resilience, today announced the results of its annual report, The State of AI in 2025: Go Beyond the Hype to Navigate Trust, Security, and Value. The report revealed a striking disconnect between AI ambitions and execution: while organiza ...
Enterprise AI Expert Sangame Krishnamani, Director of Software Engineering at Capital One, Announced as Keynote Speaker for ModelOp Virtual 2025 AI Governance Leadership Summit
Globenewswire· 2025-10-07 12:14
CHICAGO, Oct. 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ModelOp, the leading AI lifecycle management and governance software for enterprises, announced today that Sangame Krishnamani, Director of Software Engineering at Capital One, will keynote its third annual virtual 2025 AI Governance Leadership Summit to be held on Wednesday, October 15, 2025 at 12 pm ET. This year’s Summit is a must-attend event for CIOs, CDAOs, CAIOs, and responsible AI leaders at enterprises seeking to gain better control and clarify best next s ...
Introducing Fortune’s first-ever Most Influential Women Asia ranking
Fortune· 2025-10-06 23:55
Core Insights - Fortune's Asia team has introduced its first-ever "Most Influential Women" ranking, showcasing twelve women from various sectors including pop culture, policymaking, and professional sports, highlighting the diverse expressions of power in the Asia-Pacific region [1] Group 1: Pop Culture - Blackpink, a leading K-pop girl group, has achieved significant milestones, including being the first to sell over one million and two million album copies in South Korea, and topping the Billboard 200 album chart, contributing to South Korea's cultural influence globally [2] - Individual members of Blackpink have launched their own agencies, marking a shift in the K-Pop industry traditionally dominated by large agencies, and are expanding into new media such as television and fashion [3] - Michelle Yeoh, after winning the Academy Award for Best Actress in 2023, has become a prominent advocate for representation in the film industry, leveraging her platform to promote gender equality and environmental sustainability [6] - Xin Zhilei has gained international recognition, winning the Best Actress award at the Venice Film Festival, and is influencing style conversations while advocating for better scripts and female representation in film [7] Group 2: Sports - Alexandra Eala has made significant strides in tennis, reaching her first WTA Tour final at 20 and winning a junior Grand Slam singles crown, thereby enhancing the sport's profile in Southeast Asia [8] - Eileen Gu made history by winning three Olympic medals in freestyle skiing at 18, and is actively promoting mental health and environmental sustainability while also being a sought-after model and brand ambassador [9] - Naomi Osaka, representing Japan in international competitions, has used her platform to advocate for social causes and mental health, while also launching her own talent agency to support women's sports [10][12] - Zheng Qinwen has emerged as a key figure in Chinese women's tennis, winning the Olympic gold in 2024 and reaching the Australian Open final, while also being a marketable athlete with partnerships with brands like Dior and Rolex [13] Group 3: Policymaking - Josephine Teo, appointed as Singapore's minister for digital development and information, is leading initiatives like Smart Nation 2.0, which allocates 1 billion Singapore dollars ($780 million) towards AI for public good, and has introduced new standards for generative AI [4] - Yuriko Koike, as governor of Tokyo, has implemented reforms for efficiency and gender diversity, managing the COVID pandemic and the 2020 Olympics, while advocating for more women in leadership roles [5]
Poppulo 成为首家获得负责任 AI 基准 ISO 认证的员工通讯与数字标牌企业
Globenewswire· 2025-10-02 23:05
ISO 42001 AI 认证巩固了 Poppulo 在治理、数据安全与企业级扩展能力上的卓越声誉丹佛和爱尔兰科克, Oct. 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 全球员工通讯与数字标牌领域领导者 Poppulo 今日宣布,公司已成功获得负责任 AI 的新基准认证——ISO 42001。 这使其成为同业中唯一获得这项国际公认人工智能管理系统 (AIMS) 标准认证的企业。 自创立之初,Poppulo 便将治理、数据安全与扩展能力作为其平台建设的支柱。 该项认证进一步向客户保证:在快速规模化部署代理式 AI 时,他们可安心无忧——因为 Poppulo 的平台建立在最坚实的负责任实践与韧性系统之上。 此次立即生效的第三方验证,凸显了 Poppulo 对负责任、可信赖与透明化 AI 开发及部署的坚定承诺。 认证过程经过权威认证机构的严格审核,确认 Poppulo 的治理架构、风险管理与问责机制均达到最严格的国际基准。 随着企业日益在全球范围内开展业务,包括在欧盟等具有全球最严格 AI 监管法规的地区,该认证确保了 AI 治理的一致性与责任感,为企业赋能员工、触达客户注入坚定信心。 Poppul ...
Cybersecurity professionals under pressure turn to AI amid rising threats
Fortune· 2025-09-29 12:03
Cybersecurity Industry Insights - Cyberattacks are a primary concern for CFOs, with cybersecurity professionals experiencing increased stress due to the complexity of threats and ongoing risks [1][2] - A survey by ISACA revealed that two-thirds of cybersecurity experts find their roles more stressful than five years ago, with 63% citing the complexity of the threat landscape as the main stressor [2][3] - 43% of respondents believe an attack on their organization is likely within the next year, while only 41% are confident in their teams' incident-response capabilities [3][4] Types of Cyberattacks - The most common type of attack reported is social engineering (44%), followed by exploited vulnerabilities (37%) and malware (36%) [4] - Approximately one-third of cybersecurity professionals reported an increase in incidents this year [4] Staffing and Training Challenges - The cybersecurity sector faces persistent understaffing, with 55% of teams short-staffed and 65% having unfilled roles [7] - There is a decline in organizations training non-security staff for cybersecurity positions [7] AI in Cybersecurity - AI is increasingly utilized in cybersecurity, with 47% of respondents involved in developing AI governance practices, up from 35% last year [10] - The primary applications of AI in security operations include threat detection, endpoint security, and automating routine tasks [10] - Experts emphasize the need for human oversight in AI to avoid bias and errors in decision-making [9] CFOs and Working Capital Management - CFOs are leveraging working capital to unlock trapped cash and pursue market opportunities, even amid economic uncertainty [13][14] - The approach of using working capital strategically leads to higher operational efficiency and resilience during volatility [17] - Organizations led by strategic planners outperform their peers in operational efficiency and supplier integration [17]
CORRECTING and REPLACING Vectice Announces Integration with ServiceNow to Accelerate AI Governance for Financial Services
Businesswire· 2025-09-19 19:49
Core Insights - Vectice has announced a partnership with ServiceNow to enhance the delivery of audit-ready AI solutions, particularly for the banking sector [1] Company Summary - Vectice is positioned as a RegulatoryMLOps platform, indicating a focus on regulatory compliance and operational efficiency in machine learning [1] - The partnership with ServiceNow aims to transform business operations, suggesting a strategic move to leverage ServiceNow's capabilities in workflow automation and service management [1] Industry Summary - The collaboration targets the banking industry, highlighting a growing need for AI solutions that meet regulatory standards and can withstand audits [1] - The emphasis on audit-ready AI reflects broader trends in the financial services sector, where compliance and risk management are increasingly critical [1]
How to use AI for work—without legal liability | Constantine Karboliotis | TEDxOshawa
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-18 17:01
[Music] AI is like the genie from the stories that we all knew and grew up with. In the stories, the person who finds the lamp has to be very careful about how they phrase their questions. One wrong word and you get a literal interpretation of what you've been asking for that can go terribly wrong.I don't want to ever be hungry again and you lose your appetite forever. Wish for world peace and you find that you're the last person on earth. As a privacy lawyer for over 20 years, I've seen organizations rush ...
IDC:2024年中国计算机视觉应用市场规模达123.4亿元人民币 同比增长21.2%
智通财经网· 2025-08-19 06:08
Group 1: Computer Vision Market - The computer vision application market in China is projected to reach 12.34 billion RMB in 2024, reflecting a growth rate of 21.2% compared to 2023 [1] - The top five companies in the market include SenseTime, Hikvision, Innovusion, Dahua Technology, and China Telecom AI [1] - The highest year-on-year growth is expected from China Telecom AI, followed by Hikvision, with applications spanning smart security, urban emergency response, and OCR [1] Group 2: Voice and Semantic AI Market - The voice and semantic AI market in China is expected to reach 14.93 billion RMB in 2024, showing a growth of 30.4% from 2023 [3] - Key players in this market include iFlytek, Baidu Smart Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, and Tencent Cloud [3] Group 3: Machine Learning Platform Market - The machine learning platform market in China is anticipated to grow to 3.45 billion RMB in 2024, marking a 22.7% increase from 2023 [5] - The leading companies in this sector are Fourth Paradigm, Huawei Cloud, Innovusion, JiuZhang Cloud, and StarRing Technology [5] Group 4: Recommendations for Technology Providers - Companies are advised to build core competitive advantages in the era of AI, focusing on developing software based on AI agents across various business domains [7] - Emphasis on AI governance is crucial due to the increasing role of AI systems in high-risk decisions, necessitating transparency and accountability [7] - There is a shift towards AI-driven business value, with companies prioritizing measurable ROI and faster time-to-market for AI projects [7] - The AI software market is transitioning from small models to generative AI applications based on large models, which could significantly alter the technology market ecosystem [7]
Darktrace Achieves Pioneering ISO/IEC 42001 Certification From BSI for Responsible AI Management & Development
GlobeNewswire News Room· 2025-07-23 12:37
Core Points - Darktrace has achieved ISO/IEC 42001 certification, becoming one of the first cybersecurity companies globally to do so, which establishes a structured framework for AI governance and responsible deployment [1][2][6] - The certification enhances Darktrace's existing responsible AI approach, focusing on principles such as privacy, interpretability, security, robustness, accuracy, and 'do no harm' [2][5] - Darktrace's certification process involved an 11-month partnership with BSI, which included developing a comprehensive AI Management System and rigorous auditing [3][4] Company Overview - Darktrace is a global leader in AI for cybersecurity, founded in 2013, and protects organizations from unknown threats using proprietary AI that learns in real-time [8] - The company has over 2,400 employees and serves nearly 10,000 customers across various industries, showcasing its significant market presence [8] - Darktrace's platform includes the Darktrace ActiveAI Security Platform™, which provides proactive cyber resilience and real-time threat detection and response [8] Certification Details - ISO/IEC 42001 was developed by leading AI specialists and ensures alignment with best practices, allowing organizations to fulfill regulatory and ethical obligations [6][7] - The certification encompasses a wide scope due to Darktrace's unique Self-Learning approach, which utilizes multi-layered AI systems for various cybersecurity tasks [4] - Darktrace's existing certifications include ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27018, and Cyber Essentials, demonstrating a strong commitment to technology and data protection [5]
KPMG Launches AI Trust Services to Transform AI Governance, Enabled by ServiceNow
Newsfile· 2025-05-07 15:42
Core Insights - KPMG has launched KPMG AI Trust, a suite of services aimed at ensuring AI reliability, accountability, and transparency as organizations scale AI applications, leveraging the Trusted AI framework and ServiceNow's AI Control Tower [1][2][4] Group 1: AI Governance and Risk Management - The KPMG AI Trust services utilize AI to help clients enhance value and manage risks across various domains including compliance, legal, and security, ensuring AI systems are secure and ethically sound [2][6] - A KPMG survey indicates that 82% of leaders view risk management as their biggest challenge, while 73% prioritize data privacy and security when selecting a Generative AI provider [3][6] - KPMG emphasizes the need for robust governance in AI, stating that it is critical for AI to be trustworthy as it becomes integral to business strategy and value creation [4][5] Group 2: ServiceNow Collaboration - KPMG AI Trust is enabled by ServiceNow's AI technology, which allows for automated compliance processes and continuous monitoring of regulatory adherence [8][10] - The collaboration with ServiceNow aims to create a transformative AI service delivery platform, KPMG Velocity, which will support enterprises in adapting to the intelligent economy [7][10] - The solutions provided are compatible with various large language model platforms and can integrate with ServiceNow's risk management software [9] Group 3: Features of KPMG AI Trust - The KPMG AI Trust suite includes features such as risk-tiered AI solution intake evaluation, AI inventory and controls, pre-launch validations, and dynamic regulatory assessments to ensure compliance and risk management [15] - These capabilities are designed to protect employees, companies, and consumers as AI adoption accelerates [6][10]