Quantum ThreatsSeptember 10, 2026Quantum Computing and Cryptographic Risk: Preparing for Y2QY2Q — the point at which a capable quantum computer breaks today's public-key cryptography — isn't a single future date. Data being encrypted today can already be harvested and held for decryption later.ZZelarTrust Cyber Governance PracticeCISOaaS advisory and delivery team
Aug 27, 2026Digital IdentityThe Identity Perimeter That Replaced the Network PerimeterThe network perimeter stopped being the primary control boundary years ago. Most governance programmes have not finished updating their risk model to match.
Aug 13, 2026Digital IdentityWhy Decentralised Identity Still Needs a Governance OwnerDecentralised and verifiable-credential identity models promise less reliance on any single identity provider. They do not remove the need for someone inside the organization to own what gets trusted and why.
Jul 30, 2026Deep Tech ShiftsConfidential Computing and the Limits of Encrypting Data in UseConfidential computing closes a real gap — data exposed in memory while it's being processed. It is not a substitute for the governance a workload still needs around it.
Jul 16, 2026Deep Tech ShiftsWhat a Digital Twin Actually ExposesA digital twin is often described as a monitoring tool. Governed as one, it is also a live, high-fidelity map of exactly how the physical system it mirrors can be attacked.
Jul 2, 2026Regulatory HorizonThe Regulation That Hasn't Been Written Yet Is Still a Governance QuestionWaiting for a final regulatory text before building the governance capability it will require is a common instinct. It is also usually the most expensive way to comply with it.
Jun 18, 2026Digital TrustTrust Is Becoming a Measurable Claim, Not a Marketing Line"We take security seriously" used to be an acceptable answer to a customer's due-diligence question. Buyers are increasingly asking for evidence instead.
