Jonathan Dambrot

Listen to this article The basics: Authors say NJ has opportunity to impact AI sector but faces “significant hurdles” Trump unveils “Winning the AI Race: America’s AI Action Plan” Three executive orders target AI infrastructure, exports, neutrality Lack of a strong energy strategy threatens U.S. and NJ AI growth The opening of the NJ AI Hub in Princeton earlier this year – combined with state tax credits for AI investment – means New Jersey has an opportunity to impact the national and global...

Cyber risk is on the rise, fueled by an ever-growing volume of sensitive data moving across interconnected and integrated networks. Nearly every organization is operationally dependent on a robust supply chain and myriad of traditional and non-traditional partners — including suppliers, vendors and customers — that often have direct access to business systems and data.

This blog was originally published by KPMG here. Written by Jonathan Dambrot, KPMG. With the current unrelenting pace of cyber-attacks, business leaders surveyed in KPMG’s 2021 CEO Outlook now recognize that cyber security is no longer a short sprint, but rather a long-distance marathon to keep up with increasingly crafty cyber criminals.