In the Media

The White House’s National Security Presidential Memorandum, NSPM-12 is explicitly focused on cybersecurity governance for national security systems, but many of its requirements depend on agencies having trusted, governed, and timely access to data about systems, policies, incidents, metrics, risks, and operational responsibilities. To implement the memorandum effectively, agencies need more than isolated security controls; they need a governed data foundation that helps them understand their environment, coordinate across agencies and mission partners, enforce policy consistently, and support mission-critical decisions.

As enterprises move beyond generative AI towards autonomous AI agents, Kevin Bohan, Director of Product Marketing, Denodo, says success will depend less on model performance and more on providing trusted, governed and live business context that enables AI to operate safely at enterprise scale.

The White House’s National Security Presidential Memorandum, NSPM-12 is explicitly focused on cybersecurity governance for national security systems, but many of its requirements depend on agencies having trusted, governed, and timely access to data about systems, policies, incidents, metrics, risks, and operational responsibilities.

Errol Rodericks, Director of product marketing EMEA and LATAM at Denodo, on why the future of insurance will be defined by whether humans and AI agents have the right data, in the right form, to make the right decisions

AI adoption across the UK insurance sector continues to accelerate, yet the impact is falling short of the industry’s expectations. The narrative is now shifting beyond systems that analyse data and generate recommendations towards agentic AI, that is capable of taking action, whether that means initiating claims processes, identifying potential fraud in real time, refining underwriting decisions or triggering next-best actions. Many see this as the next major leap forward for insurance, and they may be correct, but not for the reasons most people think.

Denodo is expanding its data layer for agentic AI deployment. Platform 9.5 expands knowledge graphs, metric views, assistant reasoning, and governed connectivity across enterprise data estates.

AI has quickly evolved from a back-office experiment into a technology embedded with  mission-critical operational workflows, directly integrating into high-stakes areas like citizen services, fraud prevention, and real-time safeguarding. For AI-driven decisions to be successful in these environments, they must be timely, explainable, and grounded in a complete view of every case. 

Businesses in the UAE will face closer scrutiny over how they deploy artificial intelligence and govern data after the Gulf state consolidated oversight of both under a single regulator.

Denodo has released version 9.5 of its data management platform, aimed at organisations using AI and analytics tools that depend on governed access to business data.

For decades, organizations have invested heavily in data quality focusing on accuracy, completeness, consistency, and timelines. These things matter significantly, and the effort has been worthwhile. But despite real progress, many organizations still find themselves struggling when it comes to analytics, modernization, and now AI.