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AI is accelerating cybersecurity on both sides. Attackers move at machine speed, defenders must too. Read Chris Bonavita’s take in Cybersecurity Insiders on closing the gap between knowing and acting and how leading organizations are getting ahead.

Whether you are pushing AI processing to the edge for real-time intelligence or leaning on the cloud for large-scale inferencing, your network architecture is the bridge that makes it all possible. In this new article for Revista Byte, GTT’s David López breaks down why network architecture is the ultimate differentiator for AI success (article in Spanish).

AI is changing what’s possible in network security, and the opportunity to get ahead of threats has never been greater. In a recent Cyber Magazine feature, GTT’s CPTO Fletcher Keister, put it plainly: “True network security risk is what you can’t see.” Read the full piece.

Security leadership is evolving fast. As cyber insurance, AI governance and operational risk reshape what it means to lead on security, a new role is taking shape. Learn more about the BISO in this SecurityInfoWatch piece by Chris Bonavita.

How do AI products show real value? Recurring revenue and customer retention, explains GTT’s Fletcher Keister in a recent Forbes Technology Council article. Explore Fletcher’s full take and further perspectives in the article.

AI is driving new demands on the network. In Technology Reseller News, Moshe Beauford talks with Sara Seegers about expanded GTT Envision APIs and the growing role of trusted advisors.

Wholesale success today requires more than network scale. Customers expect speed, automation and simplicity. See why tomorrow’s leaders may not be the largest providers, but the easiest to do business with in Tom Major’s latest article for Network Computing. 

As networking and security continue to converge, AI is helping teams take a more proactive approach to network operations. In TechRadar, GTT’s Laura Lehman shares her perspective on the evolving role of network engineers.

AI-powered threats can now autonomously find vulnerabilities, build exploits and launch attacks at machine speed and scale. GTT’s Fletcher Keister explains in Forbes Technology Council why network and security strategy can’t be separate workstreams. 

As cyber risk grows and AI adoption accelerates, security leaders face increasing pressure to connect risk decisions directly to business outcomes. That starts with network-level visibility. Learn why it is critical to the emerging BISO role.

AI can execute objectives, but it doesn’t inherently understand business context. GTT’s Gary Sidhu gives Platform Engineering his perspective.

Being a customer-driven organization goes beyond a slogan; it needs to be embedded into your everyday operations. GTT’s Laura Lehman shares key strategies enterprises can leverage in a Destination CRM article.