What's New in March
March updates from Maro covering new product features, a customer story from Newbury Partners, recent blog posts, and upcoming RSA events!
Gwen Betts
NIST AI RMF vs. ISO 42001: Comparing Frameworks for AI Privacy and Security
In the U.S. and beyond, AI regulations are coming. This explainer compares NIST AI RMF vs. ISO 42001, two frameworks for AI governance and legal safe harbor.
Jadon Montero
AI Governance Regulations in the US: What You Need to Know
In the U.S., AI governance regulations are coming out of states fast and hot. Here’s what you need to know about the regulatory landscape.
Jadon Montero
Introducing Maro's Shadow Assessment for AI Governance
AI adoption is already happening across the workforce. Do you have the behavior observability needed to guide it securely?
Gwen Betts
Cybersecurity Theater and the Wicked Problem of Human Risk
A reflection on the wicked problem of cybersecurity theater and human risk, and the article that started it all in 2024.
Jadon Montero
The Anatomy of an Effective AI Usage Policy
A well-defined AI usage policy sparks innovation and makes a secure culture a reality. Let's unpack the anatomy of a good policy (free builder included)!
Gwen Betts
🧇 Our New Floor Supervisor: Building an AI Code Review Agent with Claude Code (and a Hint of Lumon)
Code reviews: necessary, but often as spiritually fulfilling as endless Macrodata Refinement on a Monday morning. What if you had a Milcheck to help?
Jen Andre
What is cognitive security?
It's the year 2025. Attackers continue to rely on human risk factors as the easiest way in. Cognitive security is the only way forward in the era of AI-powered social engineering attacks.
Gwen Betts
Rethinking Human Risk Starts with Guiding Behaviors
The human element is responsible for 68% of breaches, yet prevailing cybersecurity strategies overlook behavior-oriented approaches to build resilience.
Jadon Montero
