Lindsay Timcke writes about risk management, AI governance, cybersecurity, internal audit, and third-party risk. The posts reviewed focus on practical ways to assess AI agents, test connected controls, and understand risks in technology and vendor supply chains.
Maverick James is a lawyer who advises executives and companies on data privacy, AI governance, and executive risk. James identifies as founder of Avant-Garde Legal, PC, and co-founder of Defensibility.ai.
Jeff Bisset writes about enterprise data quality, CRM record cleanup, and data security. Bisset’s posts describe Cleanlist’s approach to preparing and protecting customer data for marketing campaigns.
Francesca Giannoni-Crystal writes and presents on space law, including legal responsibility for cyber operations involving satellites and governance of lunar development and resources.
Barbara Booth reports for CNBC on cybersecurity, data privacy, and related technology risks, including data brokers, ransomware, online age verification, and election interference.
Afzal Rehman shares cybersecurity content about database security, privileged access, and protecting data, applications, cloud systems, and identities. Their posts also promote security services offered under the Trustroid name.
Sonali Chowdhury Roy writes about cybersecurity and the privacy and governance risks of artificial intelligence, using practical examples such as face-upload tools, AI security claims, and changing online behavior.
Rebecca Murtagh writes about cybersecurity and privacy, focusing on the risks AI systems, data breaches, and digital identity can pose to organizations and individuals.
Eric Seader writes about legal technology and artificial intelligence, focusing on how legal AI can protect data, provide accurate answers, and support access to legal help.
Jack D. Holder works in employee benefits. His posts describe EBIS’s work helping employees understand their benefits and make informed choices, and share guidance on benefits participation and AI use in the industry.
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