AI & Cyber

AI is changing more than technology strategy. This article explains why boards need to connect AI oversight to workforce readiness, talent strategy and human accountability.

Learn how state and local government agencies can centralize risk, automate compliance workflows and use AI-powered insights to strengthen visibility, accountability and response.

Digital assets are no longer just a crypto conversation. This article explores why boards need to understand how stablecoins, tokenized assets and changing market infrastructure could affect strategy, risk, oversight and accountability.

Boardroom silence can be easy to mistake for alignment. This article looks at why constructive challenge is essential to effective governance and how chairs can encourage the kind of candor that helps boards surface risks earlier and make better-informed decisions.

Autonomous AI is changing the board’s risk agenda. Explore the questions directors should ask about testing, controls, kill switches and AI oversight.

Quantum risk is moving closer to the boardroom. Learn why directors should ask sharper questions about encryption, data governance and post-quantum readiness.

Top Google Slides investor pitch deck templates ranked — framework guidance from Sequoia, YC and Kawasaki, plus design tips.

How automated AI governance platforms help pre-IPO CFOs build investor-ready decks with audit trails and risk scanning.

See how Diligent Risk & Audit helps teams reduce setup work, improve reporting, strengthen workflow control and keep audit execution moving.

Discover how AI-powered entity management tools boost efficiency, reduces risk and supports smarter decisions across legal, tax and compliance teams.

Understand the latest EU AI Act requirements, implementation deadlines and compliance obligations for AI providers and deployers.

A new survey reveals a significant rise in generative AI adoption among U.S. public company directors, with 82% using the technology for board work in the past six months. However, most lack formal guidelines or oversight, raising concerns about legal and operational risks as AI's influence expands in corporate governance.