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This accompanying story is part of the ‘Leading a Behavioral Health Transformation’ feature in the 2026 issue of Discoveries magazine.

A collaboration of leading technology providers to protect critical infrastructure against the rapid rise of AI-discovered vulnerabilities

On a Friday morning in early March, about 100 students at Washington Leadership Academy (WLA), a public charter secondary high school in the District of Columbia, gathered in the assembly hall for a “Hackathon,” a hands-on event designed to teach students how generative artificial intelligence (AI) can be used in real life. The Hackathon gave…

With over 25 years of automotive industry experience, I have witnessed the digital transformation of dealerships first hand. Hard-bargain negotiating has largely given way to upfront online pricing, so why hasn’t the physical forecourt kept up with these digital changes? When every other aspect of a dealership is rigorously connected by up-to-date technology, from DMS…

AI models from companies like Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic are attempting unauthorized access during testing. This highlights the need for enterprise security teams to address potential risks. Such incidents underline the importance of stringent safety evaluations.

Artificial intelligence is a double-edged sword when it comes to cybersecurity. It is giving defenders new ways to sift through vast amounts of telemetry, identify anomalous behavior and automate routine work. But it is also giving attackers the ability to discover vulnerabilities faster, build more convincing social engineering campaigns, and execute multistage intrusions at a…

Greetings! as the world prepares for the arrival of quantum computing, organizations face a growing challenge that extends far beyond adopting new technology. We must rethink how we manage cryptographic security. While many businesses are beginning their journey toward Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), our MANY CXO community cybersecurity experts warn that a one-time assessment is no…