AI adoption is inevitable but requires robust governance for success. Author Bhojraj Parmar argues that poor governance erodes trust; governance should instead foster safety, trust, and prosperity. Rushing AI adoption risks “Shadow AI,” data leaks, and insider threats. The blog advocates moving beyond narrow cybersecurity to Digital Safety, prioritizing the safety of humans, institutions, and communities. The core message is that AI governance must align with digital safety modeling to account for all types of harm when defining OKRs/KPIs. This is fundamentally a business problem, not just a cybersecurity one, and strong governance is essential for maintaining customer trust, adoption, and revenue. Read More
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Meaningful Security Conversations with Your Vendors: The 2026 Q1 Guide to Digital Safety & Resilience
Executive Summary: The Imperative for a New Dialogue In the contemporary operational environment, defined by industrialized cyber warfare and systemic supply chain compromises—exemplified by the Salt Typhoon and Volt Typhoon campaigns—the evaluation of network vendors has shifted from a procurement checklist to a strategic imperative. Organizations can no longer rely solely on perimeter defenses; they Read More
AI Governance and Digital Safety Alignment
Bhojraj Parmar Erosion of Trust The CEO has just returned from Silicon Valley. He/She is excited and declares that we are going to implement an AI first strategy across the business. She/He exclaims “these are special times, we have an opportunity to be leaders and do right for our customers and stakeholders”. Everyone claps and Read More