The unprecedented speed at which regulatory and political changes are announced by our new federal administration is requiring healthcare executives to find balance between strengthening their core business and catching up with the AI train that has taken most industries by storm. The endless opportunities made possible by AI for reinventing healthcare are offset by the risks associated with increasing cyber threats and workforce challenges. Collectively, this promises to make 2025 a year like no other.

Life sciences companies are leveraging automation and AI solutions to contend with a myriad of industry drivers that are reshaping the landscape.

Financial institutions face challenges in managing complex data environments in the digital landscape. Core banking modernization is crucial for digital transformation and delivering superior customer experiences. World Wide Technology proposes a strategic approach aligning with industry best practices to address these challenges and achieve operational excellence.

Cisco has revealed its potentially largest acquisition to date with the strategic intent to reshape the security information and event management (SIEM) sector by acquiring Splunk in an all-cash transaction valued at $28 billion.

Artificial intelligence is fueling a rapidly escalating cyber storm, with malicious actors leveraging the technology to launch more advanced and destructive cyberattacks. But AI also empowers more robust cyber defenses if applied ethically. This post explores both sides of the AI arms race in cybersecurity.

Cyber teams need to understand the difference between security and privacy and apply them to every system in production.