As AI‑enabled attacks exploit trust and human decision‑making, security leaders face a new challenge: protecting people, not just technology. Phil Tobolski explores how organisations can adapt security models to keep pace with AI‑driven deception.

AI continues to be the hottest topic in boardrooms and IT departments across the globe. The 12th annual Logicalis Global CIO Report, reveals a widening gap between ambition and operational readiness, with governance, skills and infrastructure struggling to keep pace.

Securing AI has become a top priority for CIOs, with over a quarter reporting AI as a significant source of risk, according to the Logicalis Global CIO Report 2026.

With internal security teams increasingly overstretched, organisations are feeling the impact of the growing cyber skills gap every day. In our latest webinar experts shared how managed SOC and XDR services help shift the burden, delivering stronger protection without adding complexity.

Sustainability has become one of the most powerful levers for profitability, resilience, and long-term organisational value. Senior leaders who recognise this shift are positioning their businesses to outperform competitors, attract stronger talent, and meet the rising expectations of customers, regulators, and investors.

Strategic acquisition expands software development, network automation and observability capabilities, with Berlin presence and a strong engineering base in Poland

Organisations are racing to invest in AI faster than they can manage it. According to the Logicalis CIO Report, which surveys over 1,000 CIOs globally, a gap is emerging between ambition and operational readiness, with governance, skills and infrastructure struggling to keep pace.

At Logicalis, our commitment to responsible business goes far beyond our own walls. We believe that true success means making a positive difference in the communities where we live and work. That’s why our social and community development goals are focused on improving education, supporting local charities, and empowering the next generation, especially in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

Attackers don’t break in: they log in. Our latest global research from IDC reveals why human identities are the weakest link behind every major ransomware entry point.