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Fortinet OT Cybersecurity Report: 53% of Industrial Orgs Now Under CISO

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By Holger Schulze 
| Cybersecurity Insiders
OT security governance has been moving toward the C-suite for four years, but the pace accelerated sharply. Fortinet’s 2026 State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report finds 53% of industrial organizations now place OT cybersecurity under the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) or Chief Security Officer (CSO), up from 16% in 2022.
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Forrester 2026 Threat Intelligence Report: AI Agents Top CISO Risk List

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By Holger Schulze 
| Cybersecurity Insiders
AI innovation and geopolitical tensions are colliding to reshape the 2026 threat landscape in ways that outpace most security programs, according to Forrester’s newly released Top Cybersecurity Threats In 2026 report. Five emerging risk categories — spanning near-autonomous nation-state attacks, rogue AI agents, software supply chain exposure, AI identity sprawl, and digital sovereignty fragmentation — define the CISO challenges ahead.
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Three incident response metrics that actually predict program maturity

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By Holger Schulze 
| Cybersecurity Insiders
An incident response program can post strong MTTR numbers and still miss the attack that finally lands. The disconnect is structural: the standard incident response metrics (MTTR, MTTD, ticket throughput) measure process speed, not whether the program can actually catch the next intrusion. CISOs who treat the dashboard at face value end up surprised when the breach review arrives. The three measurements below are second-order indicators.
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