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Boards’ AI Focus Centers on Cybersecurity

Public company boards’ focus on artificial intelligence (AI) has reached new levels, with the cybersecurity component taking center stage. This follows Anthropic’s announcement of its Claude Mythos model in April, which specializes in finding security flaws in software. 

The Q2 2026 survey was in the field from June 16 to June 30 and asked directors to identify the top business issues on their boards’ agendas for Q3 2026. The survey captured responses from the 132 respondents serving on publicly traded company boards. 

 

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NACD is the largest U.S. network of corporate directors.

Our 24,000+ members represent 94% of the Fortune 1000 and the full spectrum of industries and services.

Graph of NACD Full-Board Members by Type of Company including 72%-Public Companies, 17%-Private Companies, 9%-Nonprofit, and 2%-Other

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A Board Playbook for Breakups

 

New Podcast Episode

A sale or divestiture is more than a financial transaction. For the board, there’s also the strategic alignment between asset and buyer and what value can be created after a deal closes.

In this episode, RSM’s Joe Goldberg and Bethany Sensenig, a member of multiple boards, talk with NACD’s Mohamed Younis. Together, they discuss the board’s role in evaluating and guiding sales and divestitures, as well as in ensuring transaction readiness.