by IT Executives Council | Jul 22, 2025 | Cybersecurity, Risk, Security
APIs have become central to modern IT architecture. They support integrations, drive digital services, and enable real-time data exchange. Yet as API footprints grow across applications, platforms, and business units, so do the risks. Poor governance can lead to...
by IT Executives Council | May 13, 2025 | Cybersecurity, Risk, Security
Today’s tech landscape is facing a new threat- API sprawl. As companies invest in more Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), they begin to proliferate across the organization, leading to decentralized management, unknown factors, reduced visibility, and increased...
by IT Executives Council | Apr 24, 2025 | Risk, Security, Software
CIOs must assess systems regularly to determine which have to go. Oftentimes, legacy systems become outdated to the point where they can cause a company to lose its competitive edge. Sunsetting is necessary, but a challenge remains in how to shut down the system...
by IT Executives Council | Mar 5, 2025 | Risk, Security, Software
Legacy systems may seem like a comfy old chair that you may be reluctant to discard after it has served your organization for so long. However, there will come a time to move on. Your systems may pose security risks, lack support, become outdated, and no longer have...
by IT Executives Council | Nov 14, 2024 | CIO Best Practices, IT Best Practices, Leadership, Security
CIOs should always be on the lookout for the latest technology, but sometimes that poses a security risk. AI is often a culprit. It collects and stores huge amounts of data leaving it vulnerable. The technology can also use data to create personalized profiles putting...
by IT Executives Council | Mar 18, 2024 | Risk, Security, Software
Legacy systems are like an old pair of slippers. They may be comfy and familiar, but after a while their soles will wear out and they will be out of style. If you don’t get a new pair, your feet may become injured. The risks an old pair of slippers presents are...
