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Tenable co-CEO Stephen Vintz highlights the urgent need for cross-functional AI governance to close the "responsibility gap." Vintz warns that traditional security must evolve into proactive exposure management to keep pace with risks moving at machine speed.

Jason Merrick, SVP Product at Tenable, discusses what the wave of cybersecurity consolidation means for businesses, including how boards are reassessing cyber risk in light of fewer, more powerful security platforms, what investors and regulators are beginning to expect from enterprise cyber resilience, and whether consolidation is becoming a defining feature of how large organisations manage digital risk in 2026.

Gavin Millard, Vice President at Tenable, joined Newstalk radio to discuss the cyberattack affecting Jaguar Land Rover and wider disruption linked to critical infrastructure incidents across Europe. He explained how ransomware groups exploit known exposures and credentials to gain access, escalate privileges, and disrupt operations. Millard emphasized that organizations must prioritize remediating the most exploitable weaknesses to prevent large-scale business and supply-chain impact.

Gavin Millard, Vice President at Tenable, spoke to BBC World News about the rise in ransomware attacks affecting UK organizations. He explained that while attacker techniques continue to evolve, organizations must move from reactive response to proactive risk reduction by continuously identifying and fixing priority exposures before they are exploited.

Gavin Millard, Vice President at Tenable, appeared on Sky News to discuss ransomware attacks impacting UK organizations. He explained how attackers exploit known vulnerabilities and weak authentication to move laterally and encrypt critical systems, and advised organizations to prioritize fixing the exposures most likely to be exploited.

A Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability is at the root of hundreds of breaches this week, including at the US National Nuclear Security Administration. Tenable CSO Bob Huber explains that on-premises software like SharePoint has multiple points of exposure that must be continuously monitored.