The vendor who never leaves: time-boxed third-party access
Third parties are involved in 30% of data breaches. The fix is personal identity, project-scoped access and automatic expiration — never shared passwords.
Paulo Brito
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The video call that asked for a wire transfer: the deepfake scam
An Arup employee wired $25 million after a video call with a deepfake CFO. Recognizing a face and a voice is no longer proof of corporate identity.
Rafael Andrade
When AI says it didn't find anything, it is working
An international test reserves 20 of its 500 questions for cases with no answer in the corpus. Admitting you didn't find it beats answering beautifully and wrongly.
Paulo Brito
1st in answer completeness on EnterpriseRAG-Bench: what it measures
On EnterpriseRAG-Bench, Skyller ranked 1st in answer completeness (87.39) and 2nd overall, with 79.30, among 22 systems. See what was evaluated and how to check it.
Adriano Fante
AI agents need a badge too
An automation acting on someone's behalf needs its own identity, not a coworker's borrowed password. Here's what changes when the agent has a badge.
Rafael Andrade
Ten Questions to Ask Any AI Vendor
Identity, permission, approval, and audit trails aren't sales features — they're contracts. Know what to ask before putting company data into an AI system.
Paulo Brito
Shadow AI: your team already uses AI. Where does the data go?
International studies show most people use AI at work on their own, with company data. Banning it does not work. Here is what does work instead.
Adriano Fante
The Team That Found It, the Company That Missed It
One team solves something well with AI. The rest of the company never finds out. Here is what makes that knowledge travel instead of dying in one area.
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