Zac Amos
TNGlobal Insider,Cybersecurity,Opinion,AI
How to spot phishing when AI removes the old warning signs
AI can remove obvious phishing tells such as poor grammar. Learn how to spot suspicious context, urgency, links, and requests when messages look polished.
August 20, 2026
TNGlobal Insider,Cybersecurity,Opinion,AI
Why your business needs ChatGPT security
As employees increasingly use ChatGPT and other generative AI tools at work, businesses need better visibility into shadow AI, sensitive-data exposure, compliance risks, and the controls that can help manage them.
August 12, 2026
TNGlobal Insider,Cybersecurity,AI,Opinion
How the deepfake arms race is accelerating AI innovation in Asia
Asia's deepfake arms race is unlikely to slow down anytime soon. Both attackers and defenders will continue to refine their capabilities in an escalating competition that will influence the region's AI sector for years to come. Organizations that invest in robust defenses stand to benefit as the security market expands.
July 21, 2026
Enterprise,TNGlobal Insider,AI,Opinion
How to detect unsanctioned AI usage in an organization
Technology alone cannot address shadow AI effectively without supporting governance frameworks, continuous monitoring systems, and education programs. As new AI services emerge and threat landscapes shift, organizations must regularly evaluate these applications and adjust their policies to reflect current capabilities and vulnerabilities.
June 29, 2026
How are APAC countries approaching AI governance?
The direction across APAC is clear, even though regions move at different paces. Some jurisdictions are moving from voluntary principles to binding rules, especially in high-impact AI applications and critical industries.
May 12, 2026
TNGlobal Insider,Opinion,Blockchain / Crypto,Web3
The role of the blockchain in smart city management
Blockchain plays a transformative role in smart city management by improving security, transparency, and operational efficiency. It empowers governments, companies, and citizens to interact within a trusted, decentralized ecosystem.
April 22, 2026
TNGlobal Insider,Opinion,AI,Gaming
Why is Asia’s gaming market more open to AI?
AI is no longer a side conversation in gaming. It is becoming a fault line. Across Asia, developers and players appear more open to folding AI into how games are built and experienced, while many Western markets remain more suspicious of its effect on creative work, labor, and authenticity. That growing split could shape not just the next wave of game…
April 9, 2026
TNGlobal Insider,Future of Work,Opinion
Overcoming 4 challenges of remote-first startups
Being a remote-first startup can offer many advantages, such as a larger hiring pool, greater candidate interest, and higher retention rates. Even so, challenges can arise, requiring affected parties to think strategically and creatively to navigate them. What are some of the most common difficulties, and how can leaders solve them?
March 16, 2026
What makes a processor “AI‑native”? Inside the architecture powering edge AI
AI‑native processors represent a fundamental shift from adapting general‑purpose chips for AI to designing silicon where AI is part of the processor’s DNA. This architectural philosophy boosts performance and power efficiency, enables real‑time intelligence, and opens new possibilities for edge devices across consumer, enterprise, and industrial……
January 28, 2026
What contractors should know about AI compliance in 2026
In 2026, AI compliance is at the forefront of the contracting industry. As governments create new laws and push the implementation of AI, contractors must adopt the latest technology to remain relevant.
January 22, 2026













