AI & Emerging Tech Strategist
Arnaud Wiehe
Helping leaders navigate AI governance, cybersecurity risk, and the strategic opportunities of emerging technology.
Author of 2 books · International speaker
CISSP, CCSP, CISM, CISA, CIPP/E, AIGP
Helping organizations translate complex technological change into clear, actionable business strategy.
Arnaud Wiehe is a cybersecurity executive, author, and international speaker specializing in AI, emerging technologies, and digital risk. He serves as Managing Director of Information Security and AI Governance, leading strategic initiatives at the intersection of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and innovation.
With over two decades of experience, Arnaud helps organizations move beyond fear-driven narratives toward a strategic view of innovation. His work focuses on how emerging technologies—AI, quantum computing, extended reality—are reshaping risk and opportunity.
Books
Writing
Thoughts on AI governance, cybersecurity leadership, and emerging technologies.
Before You Scale AI Agents, Give Them an Identity, a Privilege Boundary, and a Kill Switch
In March 2026, Meta experienced a SEV1 security incident caused by an AI agent. The agent gave flawed technical advice on an internal forum. An engineer acted on that advice, and sensitive company and user data became accessible to unauthorized employees for nearly two hours. The failure was not just a hallucination — it was a chain of trust without verification.
Read article →AI Governance Is Becoming Operational
Between March 31 and April 8, 2026, Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 published three separate research reports on AI agent security. Together they paint a clear picture: the near-term AI risk is not that models will produce bad content. It is that organizations will deploy AI-enabled systems with unsafe permissions, weak defaults, and incomplete controls.
Read article →Your AI Vendor Questionnaire Doesn't Ask the Questions That Matter Anymore
GlassWorm's 73 sleeper extensions, elementary-data's CI/CD pipeline hijack, and Cloudflare's non-human identity reframe all point to the same conclusion: your AI vendor questionnaire is asking about 2023 risks. Here are the questions you should be asking in 2026.
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