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Dr. Paul Karl Morrison on AI, Cybersecurity & OUTPREPARED

Dr. Paul Karl Morrison — PKM Cyber Consultants' Founder & CEO and the Author of OUTPREPARED: How AI Makes You the Smartest Person in the Room

In a professional world where time is the scarcest resource, Dr. Paul Karl Morrison — distinguished Global IT Governance, Risk, and Compliance Executive, CEO, and visionary founder of PKM Cyber Consultants, a cybersecurity firm dedicated to safeguarding critical enterprise systems — has written a book that reframes AI entirely. OUTPREPARED: How AI Makes You the Smartest Person in the Room is a guide showing how AI-assisted preparation can give professionals a critical edge in high-stakes situations, helping anyone leverage AI tools to prepare faster, more thoroughly, and more effectively than ever before — without relying on sheer effort alone. For Morrison, the revolution is not in what AI can produce; it is in what AI can prepare you for.

Morrison's path to writing OUTPREPARED was shaped by a career built on one foundational truth from the cybersecurity world: you do not rise to the occasion — you fall to the level of your preparation. With over 18 years of experience in the industry, including time at one of the top global management consulting firms, McKinsey & Company, he has become a trusted authority in security risk strategy, IT governance, cybersecurity, risk management, and data privacy compliance management on an international level.

It was this professional lens that made him see AI differently from most. Speaking with host Myles, he explained that the inspiration for the book came from a pattern he repeatedly observed: brilliant professionals walking into important rooms underprepared — not from a lack of effort, but a lack of time.

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