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Thoughts and Insights from the Cybersecurity Industry
Carolyn Ford SVP Global Marketing
Washington Keeps Naming the Risk. It's Time to Name the Fix.
Washington has issued four AI, data center, and grid security directives in 18 months — and all four name the risk without specifying the fix. The fix that's missing is a hardware-enforced, out-of-band control, such as a unidirectional network, that th...
Carolyn Ford SVP Global Marketing
Washington Keeps Naming the Risk. It's Time to Name the Fix.
Washington has issued four AI, data center, and grid security directives in 18 months — and all four name the risk without specifying the fix. The fix that’s missing is a hardware...
The AI Protection Myth: Why AI Readiness Needs a Hardware Floor
AI readiness is not just about adopting better models, writing stronger policies, or adding more software guardrails. As Forrester explains in The CIO’s Guide to AI Readiness, success d...
Carolyn Ford VP Global Marketing, Owl Cyber Defense
NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform just validated what we’ve been saying for years. Software can’t hold an AI agent. You need a boundary it cannot argue its way past.
Today NVIDIA launched its Open Agent Safety Platform, built around OpenShell (a secure runtime boundary) and Sentry (a hardware watchdog running on BlueField DPUs that can quarantine a mi...
DIA’s Ask, Answered: Supporting the Warfighter at Machine Speed with Secure Classified Mobility
At last month’s DoDIIS Worldwide conference, the defense and intelligence community convened with industry to discuss how to support the warfighter at machine speed. The conference cove...
Kristina Dettwiler Product Marketing
Owl Talon® v3.5: Extend One-Way Protection Without the OS Wait
When a new threat, protocol, or mission requirement shows up in the field, waiting for the next OS release isn't just inconvenient, it can be a critical operational risk. Every cycle spen...