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Dear readers, please see the latest issue of the Security & Tech Insights newsletter. AI is impacting every aspect of our lives, and this issue provides a compendium of articles that address some of those topics, including cybersecurity. I believe it will be providing a useful resource for everyone interested in emerging tech and cybersecurity, and especially AI. Thanks, and stay safe! Best, Chuck Brooks.

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AI is transforming cybersecurity, and investments are following in close concert with those trends. AI systems seek to replicate human traits and computational capabilities in a machine and surpass human limitations and speed. Elements of AI emergence consist of machine learning and natural language processing. Today, AI can understand, diagnose, and solve problems from both structured and unstructured data—and in some cases, without being specifically programmed.

AI is becoming integral in cybersecurity, and companies are logically investing in AI-based defenses against cyberattacks, and the demand for them is expected to grow in the next few years. AI offers a logical collection of tools and the best chance for defenders that work in an environment characterized by an uneven threat level and are already short on workforce and money. The demand for AI is growing due to expanded risks and threats to enterprises.

This is unambiguous evidence that AI is becoming increasingly important in cybersecurity, and organizations must capitalize on its potential to remain competitive.

By Chuck Brooks

Dear Friends and Colleagues, in this issue of the Security and Tech Insights newsletter, I focus on the risk management of expecting the unexpected. The focus of this issue is on potential Black and Gray Swan events.

Public private cooperation is essential to the successful growth and secure operations of the space sector.

By Chuck Brooks

Dear Friends and Colleagues, this issue of the Security & Insights newsletter focuses on cybersecurity and the convergence of devices and networks. The convergence of the Internet of Things, industrial control systems (ICS), operational technology (OT), and information technology (IT) has revealed vulnerabilities and expanded attack surfaces. They are prime targets for hackers, who frequently look for unprotected ports and systems on internet-connected industrial devices. Because they provide several avenues of entry for attackers and because older OT systems were not built to withstand cyberattacks, IT/OT/ICS supply chains in continuous integration (CI) are especially vulnerable. Below is a collection of articles that address the challenges and threats of cybersecurity for connected devices and people.

Thanks for reading and stay safe! Chuck Brooks

Growing cyberthreats to the internet of things.

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Dear Friends & Colleagues, please refer to the latest issue of the Security & Tech Insights newsletter. In this issue, several articles highlight emerging tech trends for 2025. Some of these topics were also selected by Forrester’s research on emerging technologies in 2025, which highlights tech that will help drive AI-led innovation while enabling long-term resilience. Thanks for reading and stay safe! Chuck Brooks.

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Robotics is now revolutionizing numerous industry sectors through the integration of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and reinforcement learning, as well as advances in computer vision that empower robots to make complicated judgments.

Industrial automation in factories and warehouses has been the main emphasis of robotics for many years because of its efficiency and affordability. These settings are usually regulated, organized, and predictable. Consequently, industries like manufacturing, agriculture, warehouse operations, healthcare, and security have utilized robotics to automate mundane programmable tasks.

Robotics in those and many other industries are becoming more refined and capable with the contributions of new material sciences, and artificial intelligence tools. It now appears that with those advances, we are at the precipice of building functional, dexterous, and autonomous humanoid robots that were once the topic of futurist writing.

Human-machine interaction is here, despite technological, security, and ethical challenges. It will shape our future and could define the Fifth Industrial Revolution.

In 2025, cybersecurity is gaining significant momentum. However, there are still many challenges to address.

Please see my latest Forbes article on the need to get ready for the Quantum Era. Thanks!

By Chuck Brooks, Forbes Contributor. Global Thought Leader in Cybersecurity and Emerging Tech.

“We are on the emerging pathway to the new era of quantum computing. We must now prepare for the exponential benefits and risks of quantum technologies.”

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