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Articles by Daniel Wallance
How agentic AI can transform public sector cybersecurity
Agentic AI could transform the efficiency and effectiveness of cybersecurity programs at public agencies. Here’s how. The threat of system breaches has long been a source of sleepless nights for cybersecurity teams.
Governing AI with intention in the social impact sector
As AI adoption grows, mission-driven organizations must weigh how to adopt new capabilities without sacrificing the trust central to every donor relationship, constituent served, and mission pursued. The social impact sector runs on trust with donors, beneficiaries, communities, and the public. Now, AI is reshaping how that trust is built and maintained.
A cybersecurity handbook for corporate directors
The risks of cybersecurity lapses are well known, from flight cancellations to ransomware demands to run-of-the-mill ever-present (though still troubling) data breaches. In 2023, known ransomware payments hit a record $1.1 billion. IBM research found a 71% increase in cyberattacks that used stolen or compromised credentials.
A board-level view of cyber resilience
Amid growing corporate and public sector cyber breaches and recent high-profile technology outages, significant changes are occurring both in the role of boards in cybersecurity and within the cybersecurity industry itself. In this interview, McKinsey’s Sean Brown speaks with Vinnie Liu, the cofounder and CEO of the cybersecurity firm Bishop Fox, and McKinsey cyber-resilience experts Justin Greis and Daniel Wallance about how boards of directors should approach oversight of cybersecurity.
The energy-sector threat: How to address cybersecurity vulnerabilities
Electric-power and gas companies are especially vulnerable to cyberattacks, but a structured approach that applies communication, organizational, and process frameworks can significantly reduce cyber-related risks. In our experience working with utility companies, we have observed three characteristics that make the sector especially vulnerable to contemporary cyberthreats.
The energy-sector threat: How to address cybersecurity vulnerabilities
In our experience working with utility companies, we have observed three characteristics that make the sector especially vulnerable to contemporary cyberthreats. First is an increased number of threats and actors targeting utilities: nation-state actors seeking to cause security and economic dislocation, cybercriminals who understand the economic value represented by this sector, and hacktivists out to publicly register their opposition to utilities’ projects or broad agendas.
The Latin American energy sector: How to address cybersecurity
The risk of a cyberattack against electric-power and gas services in Latin America is significant.
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