The Early Morning Byte: Friday, December 1, 2023

Start your weekend with these top 5 reads from The National CIO Review.

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5. Cyber Insurers Issue Plea for Federal Safety Net

In a recent conference presented by the Volatility and Risk Institute at the NYU Stern School of Business and the Treasury’s Federal Insurance Office (FIO), Graham Steele, assistant secretary for financial institutions at the Treasury Department addressed the concept of the US government providing a financial backstop for cyber insurers.

4. Another Update on Okta’s Latest Breach: From 1% to 100%

In previous articles by The National CIO Review, we covered Okta’s latest breach. As more information was slowly released to the public, the truth was revealed and the breach appears to be more far-reaching than Okta let on. So what is the cloud company’s update now? And is the public getting the whole story this time?

3. Blueprint of Excellence: What Top IT Workplaces Are Doing Right

For CIOs and their teams, the quest to transform their organization into a best place to work is reshaping the very definition of a great company. It goes beyond offering competitive salaries and traditional benefits. It’s about creating an environment that fosters innovation, values employee well-being, and promotes continuous growth.

2. NSF Appoints Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has appointed its new Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer (CAIO). She takes on this role while also currently serving NSF as Chief Data Officer (CDO).

1. Asking for a Friend: How Do I Future-Proof My Career Against Ageism

A reader asks what strategies to employ in order to remain a valuable asset to their employer, regardless of age. Contributing Writer, H Michael Burgett, shares insights on ageism and advice on how to mitigate this concern through continuous learning, thought leadership, mentorship, and networking.

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