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If you are opening in a new market this year, the regulation is the easy part. I have spent my career working across borders and the harder part is always the same. How that market really works. Who makes the decisions. What requirements need to be considered. Whether the timeline you were promised is realistic. See how we at Forvis Mazars Group combine global reach with local knowledge: https://fvmz.rs/6044aQNhA #HelpingYouPrepareForWhatsNext

Is your organisation prepared for what’s next in cyber security? Our latest report explores how organisations can leverage technology and navigate complex global issues – like regulation, geopolitical instability and questions of digital sovereignty – to improve organisational resilience and autonomy. Click below to read the report.

From deepfake fraud to automated attack chains, our latest cyber security report explores how AI is reshaping both sides of the cyber battlefield. While attackers are using AI to scale and enhance their tactics, organisations are increasingly turning to AI-powered tools to strengthen detection, automate response and improve resilience. The challenge is no longer whether to adopt AI, but how to govern it responsibly.

Quantum computing may not present an immediate threat, but organisations should already be preparing. The future impact on encryption could be significant and cyber criminals are already adopting "steal now, decrypt later" strategies. The organisations that start planning today will be better prepared for tomorrow's challenges. Discover more in our latest cyber security report.

😰 The first time I let my daughter walk to school on her own, I freaked out. I could immediately think of all the things that might go wrong. But I still let her go. Not because the risks disappeared. Not because I suddenly became fearless (I keep the "fearless" version of me for other situations like important meetings Robert Pruitt 😜) . Because we had done the work beforehand. We talked through different situations. 🥷 We agreed on some simple ninja techniques if something unexpected happened. We put a few sensible guardrails in place. And then I let her go. Ill let her do it again. And again. One lesson Ive learned as a parent: being afraid of something doesnt mean you shouldnt do it. It means you should do it with the right preparation and the right guardrails. I think the same applies to technology. One thing I feel strongly about: cyber security should help us move forward, not make us afraid to move at all. AI is creating new possibilities. Businesses are becoming more interconnected. Transformation is becoming continuous. Of course this creates new risks. But the answer cannot be to put the brakes on innovation. The more interesting question is: how do we create enough confidence to innovate safely and at pace? For me, that's where good cyber security becomes exciting: • Bring the right people in early • Focus on the risks that really matter • Put sensible guardrails in place • Give teams the confidence to experiment, build, and move forward Not security as a barrier, security as an enabler. Our cyber experts explore exactly this challenge in the latest 𝐂𝐲𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐢𝐧 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟕 report, including perspectives on agentic AI, data governance, quantum computing, and the evolving threat landscape. 👉 Read the report here: https://lnkd.in/epJfHYHr #CyberMonth #CyberSecurity #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth Pascal Jauffret Forvis Mazars Group Nicolas Geneix

Every major transformation decision now has a cyber consequence. That is simply part of running a global organisation today. At Forvis Mazars, our cyber security teams work with clients around the world to navigate these challenges, helping them manage evolving risks, strengthen resilience and move forward with confidence as technology evolves. We are also navigating many of these questions ourselves as we continue to transform the way we work. What strikes me is how much these conversations now overlap. AI, data, new platforms and new ways of working all create opportunity, but they also require us to keep questioning where the risks and dependencies sit, and how we stay resilient as things change. There is no such thing as being finished with cyber security. It is a continuous effort and it depends on people across the organisation working together. Our latest cyber security report brings together perspectives from our teams around the world on the issues shaping the next phase of transformation, from AI and digital sovereignty to regulation and resilience. If you are navigating the same questions, I would encourage you to take a look: https://fvmz.rs/6041aliXf Forvis Mazars Group #CyberMonth #CyberSecurity #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth