Editor’s Note: Artificial intelligence governance lost ground at breached organizations this year even as AI exposure grew, and the 2026 Cost of a Data Breach Report from IBM and Ponemon Institute put numbers on the gap. Sixty-eight percent of breached organizations had no AI governance policy in place, five of the six governance controls measured
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