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Ask the Experts: Who owns unstructured data security?

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By Stephanie Overby Verified
| InformationWeek Verified
It's the question no one wants to answer, and AI is forcing the issue. Two technology leaders explain how they're tackling ownership, visibility and governance for unstructured data in the AI era. Unstructured data — documents, emails, shared drives, collaboration tools, recordings — has always been hard to govern. It doesn't fit neatly into databases. It moves across platforms. It accumulates in corners no one remembers creating. And now AI tools are surfacing more of it.
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Security is slowing autonomous AI; how CIOs are responding

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By Stephanie Overby Verified
| InformationWeek Verified
Seventy-seven percent of CIOs cite security and risk as the biggest barriers to scaling autonomous technologies. Some are finding ways to move fast anyway. Autonomous AI has crossed the threshold from experiment to enterprise priority. The models are accurate enough. The business case is clear. Boards are pushing for speed. But for most CIOs, security concerns — not technical limitations — are holding them back.
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Before the next VMware: How CIOs prepare for vendor shocks

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By Stephanie Overby Verified
| InformationWeek Verified
When Broadcom acquired VMware and restructured its licensing, many enterprises were caught flat-footed. Some saw modest price increases; others saw costs multiply. But the real damage wasn't financial — it was the realization that they had no response plan. "The teams that come out best aren't the ones who reacted the fastest," said Heather Clauson Haughian, co-founder and technology attorney at CM Law.
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