Jennifer Kervin

Enterprises spent 2025 racing to deploy AI agents. A new report by cloud-based identity and access management company Okta found that now, governance is fragmented, with most never having built the controls at the helm. Global CISO Insights 2026, a survey of 306 chief information security officers and senior security executives across six countries, found security leaders are managing a fast-growing population of AI agents they can’t fully see, catalogue, or contain.

AI coding tools sell themselves on speed. You write the prompt, get working code, and boost your delivery speed. According to new research from Info-Tech Research Group, however, the code often looks finished before anyone has looked and confirmed that it is. The firm’s recent blueprint, Defend Against Defects and Technical Debt in Your AI-Generated Code, argues that AI-assisted development without governance can push defects and technical debt straight through the software development lifecycle.

This is not your grandparent’s farm. Auto-guidance technology is now standard on most farms across Canada and the United States, showing how farmers across both countries are embracing AgTech. CNH’s inaugural Farmer Pulse report is based on a May 2026 survey of 217 farmers and ranchers across the U.S. and Canada. The report found that precision agriculture has moved past the pilot stage, with 89% using auto-guidance and 71% calling precision technology important to their operation’s success.