What Military Experts Want You to Know About Cyber Threats
A few weeks ago, I was reading about comments from a retired Navy officer warning the public about emerging cyber threats—particularly those originating from state actors like Iran. As a…
My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
A few weeks ago, I was reading about comments from a retired Navy officer warning the public about emerging cyber threats—particularly those originating from state actors like Iran. As a…
Last year, when news broke that Romania’s intelligence service helped the FBI shut down a major Russian military spy operation, I found myself doing what I always do when these…
I had a conversation with a friend last week who runs a small marketing agency. She told me she’d been putting off upgrading her team’s security practices because, frankly, it…
I’ve been doing IT for long enough to watch the same mistakes get repackaged as new problems every five years or so. The Fino Payments Bank situation is a perfect…
I walked into a sports bar in Brooklyn last March expecting the usual crowd—maybe a few scattered TVs tuned to different games, people half-watching while scrolling through their phones. Instead,…
Every few years, Formula 1 goes through this predictable cycle. The sport’s governing bodies sit down with teams and broadcasters, look at the current ruleset, and decide something needs to…
A few months ago, I was analyzing a dataset of security incidents from a mid-sized company, and I noticed something striking: almost 80% of their confirmed breaches traced back to…
I’ve worked on enough projects across different teams to know that coordination problems kill good plans. You can have solid technical architecture, smart people, and solid funding, but if nobody’s…
The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority recently announced a partnership with a cybersecurity firm to provide 24/7 monitoring and threat detection. On the surface, this sounds sensible. Hospitals hold sensitive patient…
A recent news story about an Attleboro car dealer accused of defrauding 47 people out of over $325,000 caught my attention—not because it’s shocking (unfortunately, it’s not), but because it…