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Cyber Security

What Is a Zero-Day Exploit — and Why Should You Care?

Khushbu Raval - March 13, 2026

A zero-day exploit targets a vulnerability that nobody has fixed yet — because nobody knew it existed. Here's what that means and why it matters to everyone.

Artificial Intelligence

The AI Attack You Haven’t Heard Of. But Should.

Eleanor Hecks - March 12, 2026

Data poisoning doesn't hack your systems — it corrupts how your AI thinks. Here's what supply chain leaders need to know before it's too late.

Artificial Intelligence

Regulated Industries Are Rewriting Their AI Architecture

Sanchit Monga - March 9, 2026

Cloud AI promised scale. Regulated industries want control. Inside the architectural shift, moving inference out of the cloud and onto the edge.

Tech

Not a “Woman Leader.” Just a Leader

Khushbu Raval - March 6, 2026

Ahead of International Women’s Day 2026, tech leaders argue progress should be measured by power, pay equity, and who truly makes decisions.

People

Cutting Through the Noise of SaaS Buying

Khushbu Raval - March 3, 2026

Software Finder CEO Adnan Malik on trust, transparency, and why human judgment still matters in the age of AI-driven software discovery.

Cyber Security

The Billion-Record “Hack” That Wasn’t

NextTech Today Editors - February 26, 2026

A billion records weren’t stolen—they were left exposed. The real threat to cloud security isn’t hackers, but misconfiguration and unchecked complexity.

People

Building AI That Compounds, Not Just Ships

Khushbu Raval - February 24, 2026

Typeform’s Aleks Bass on AI trust, product-led growth, and scaling innovation without burnout in the race to embed intelligence at the core.

Artificial Intelligence

In the Age of AI, Who Owns Trust?

Victor Cho - February 23, 2026

As generative AI spreads across business functions, companies experiment with Chief Trust Officers to close a widening credibility gap.

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