
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), alongside the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT), collectively respond to a staggering number of ICS cybersecurity incidents each year. In recent years, DHS, CISA and US-CERT responded to 2,609 cybersecurity incidents. These figures illustrate the pressing reality that industrial control systems (ICS), which are the backbone of critical infrastructure, are no exception to the pervasive threats encountered within conventional IT networks.


Building a Trusted, Conversational Data Layer for Financial Services Financial services companies rely on data to operate. Things like credit ratings are based on data and market intelligence is built using data. The systems that support these things need to be easy to see, secure and well managed. But the information needed to manage all […]

AI Practitioner’s Guide to Building Production-Ready LLM Applicationss Most enterprise LLM projects stall between pilot and production. The difference is rarely the model, it is the architecture. This guide synthesizes what we have learned across 35+ enterprise implementations, organized into seven application patterns we have repeatedly delivered. The focus is on the decisions that determined […]