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    Is ‘Getting CMMC Compliant’ Worth Going to Jail?
    Cybersecurity has moved from a compliance obligation to an executive accountability issue. For years, cybersecurity compliance lived comfortably in the world of audits, findings and remediation plans. Miss a control? Address it next quarter. Fail an assessment? Improve and move on. That era has ended. Today cybersecurity, particularly under the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC)…
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    Contract and Grant Oversight Is Breaking Down Across Cities and Counties. What Does It Take to Fix It?
    If you are a city or county administrator, there is a decent chance an auditor is looking at your contracts, has recently looked at your contracts, or is about to. And the audit reports coming out of jurisdictions across the country are almost identical in their findings: Reviews are uncovering contracts paid without validated invoices; grant recipients rated high-risk were never properly…
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    Protiviti Congratulates Brand Ambassador Matt Fitzpatrick on Victory at the Valspar Championship
    MENLO PARK, Calif., March 23, 2026 – Protiviti golf brand ambassador and professional golfer Matt Fitzpatrick emerged victorious at the 2026 Valspar Championship on the Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club in Palm Harbor, FL. Fitzpatrick completed rounds of 68-69-68-68 (-11).  This marks Fitzpatrick’s 12th professional win of his career and third on the PGA Tour. He is…
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    Finance to the Defense and Aerospace Industry: The Sanctions Risk Assessment Model as a Strategic Lever for Risk Management
    Leverage the sanctions risk assessment model to strengthen strategic risk management in the defense and aerospace industry amid evolving regulatory demands.
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    Reimagined Data Drives a Predictive Maintenance Success Story
    A global equipment manufacturer spent years developing a proprietary predictive‑maintenance platform, but the solution couldn’t scale in production. It performed well in the lab yet failed to deliver reliable insights in variable field conditions, and its rigid design, requiring new hardware and software, made it unsustainable.
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    Podcast | The Fall and Rise of a Quantum Company Boosting Algorithmic Development – with Sumit Kapur of Zapata Quantum
    Zapata’s back! A tough stretch including a difficult SPAC deal, a brief move into AI, and a $20 million debt forced the company to shut down in 2024. But in this episode, Sumit Kapur, CEO of Zapata Quantum, talks with host Konstantinos Karagiannis about how the company made a remarkable comeback. They discuss the intense restructuring, the strong support from the quantum computing industry, and…
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    Fintech Voices for Technology Leaders
    Discover expert insights on fintech leadership transformation. Learn how industry leaders balance stability and innovation in regulated financial environments.
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    Only 26% of Directors Discuss AI at Every Board Meeting, Global Survey Finds
    Boards that make AI a standing agenda item are significantly more likely to achieve strong returns on investmentMENLO PARK, Calif., March 18, 2026 — Artificial intelligence (AI) is now a core driver of enterprise strategy, risk management and long-term value creation. Yet most boards are not addressing it consistently. According to new global research from Protiviti and BoardProspects, only 26%…
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    Run vs. Change: The Transformation Series
    Discover practical insights on technology leadership transformation, empowering CIOs and tech leaders to navigate modernization, AI challenges, and strategic trade-offs.
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    AI and the Future of Software Engineering: Faster Development, Higher Risk, New Accountability
    Artificial intelligence (AI) is making development teams faster, but it is also reshaping architecture, risk and accountability. The implications extend far beyond smarter tools to a fundamentally new system of work. Software organizations have long balanced two competing priorities: speed and stability. Traditionally, the trade-off was familiar: Move faster and accept technical debt, or slow…
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