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Artificial intelligence is no longer experimental. It is rapidly becoming embedded across business operations, customer services, and decision-making processes, both at corporate level and on an individual day-to-day use case basis. As adoption accelerates, governance is quickly becoming a priority, and boards are now being asked to prove AI is governed with the same discipline as information security.

When cybersecurity fails, “we didn’t know” isn’t a defence. So, who is actually accountable, and if the board doesn’t fully understand cyber risk and their security posture in relation to that risk, who within the organisation does?

In IT, 'boiling the ocean' means trying to do everything at once, a guaranteed recipe for wasted time, budget overruns, and failed projects. It describes taking on an impossibly broad or undefined scope, with tasks that are unmanageable given the available time, resources, or complexity involved.

Artificial Intelligence is reshaping industries, transforming processes, and creating new opportunities for efficiency and innovation. But in this era of rapid technological change, established management frameworks such as ISO 9001 (Quality Management) and ISO 14001 (Environmental Management) remain just as relevant, if not more so. These standards provide the foundation for organisations to integrate AI responsibly, sustainably, and effectively.

OpenAI (the company that created ChatGPT) lets you share ChatGPT conversations with others, but it's easy to accidentally click a box and inadvertently make your private conversations public. Here's how to stop Google spying on your conversations...

The shocking stat is not only the rise in attacks, but that 60% to 70% of the phishing attacks this year have come from PhaaS kits. A PhaaS kit refers to a pre-packaged set of tools and resources provided by Phishing-as-a-Service platforms that enables cybercriminals, often with little technical expertise, to launch phishing attacks quickly and efficiently. Attackers can subscribe to or purchase these kits, often through darknet forums or messaging apps like Telegram.

The IT landscape is undergoing a seismic shift. What was once a support function tethered to break-fix and updating servers and software now needs to be very much a strategic function. For many organisations, this shift hasn't been fast enough, and in many cases, is not happening at all. The question is no longer 'if' businesses should evolve their IT strategy, but ‘when’ can they.

Economit is proud to announce that it has been awarded the Stellastra Platinum Cyber Security accreditation for 2025, recognising its outstanding commitment to core cyber security principles and practices. As a Platinum accredited cyber security partner, Economit now offers specialist consultancy to help organisations improve their DNS hygiene, enhance their Stellastra risk score, and achieve either Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum recognition on Stellastra's global cyber security ranking platform.

PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) is a set of security requirements to ensure that all companies that process, store, or transmit credit card information maintain a secure environment. Here's a simplified breakdown to help you understand the essentials...

ISO 42001 is the world's first certifiable AI governance standard, developed to provide essential guidance for managing the unique challenges of artificial intelligence. Designed for the rapidly evolving AI landscape, this standard helps organisations balance innovation with governance while setting out a structured approach to handling AI-related risks and opportunities.

Businesses typically have no idea what is on the near- or long-term horizon concerning AI. How will it pervade the workplace, and what will it look like? The honest answer is no one truly knows. There is a lot of uncertainty out there, and quite rightly so. While challenges remain, such as data security concerns and talent shortages, the overall trend shows that businesses are increasingly embracing AI.