Gartner survey: Only 13% of companies see real AI returns
Only 13% report major or transformative returns from AI despite many pursuing cost savings.
Only 13% report major or transformative returns from AI despite many pursuing cost savings.
Horizon3.ai published a buyer's guide for evaluating Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) technologies based on proven exploitability and measurable risk reduction.
Diverging AI safety stances among major labs will make frontier model access less predictable, pushing enterprises toward routing layers and independent validation.
Opinion piece argues AI-driven shifts that transformed software development—agent-run SOCs, autonomous triage—will soon reshape cybersecurity operations and staffing.
Gartner predicts 70% of large SOCs will pilot AI agents by 2028, but only 15% will achieve measurable improvements.
Recorded Future launched Digital Risk Protection, unifying brand and identity monitoring across five external threat surfaces in one workflow.
Horizon3 argues CTEM programs should measure continuously reduced exposure rather than mapping technologies to Gartner's five stages.
Gartner survey of 316 organizations ranks AI-driven vulnerability discovery as the top emerging risk, with tangible impact expected within roughly two years.
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