Cyber-Physical System Risks
Stuart Glover
Photo by Markus Winkler on Pexels In the evolving threat landscape of 2026, cyber-physical system risks stands out. Recent reports highlight a surge in sophisticated attacks leveraging this vector. Practitioners…
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When Actions Don’t Match Words: A Lesson in Consistency
Rachel Adams
You know that feeling when someone tells you they don’t trust something, but then they use it anyway? It’s confusing, right? It’s like your friend saying they don’t believe in…
AI Models and Hacking: What Actually Worries Me as a Founder
Michael Torres
Last week I read that Anthropic is warning government officials about an unreleased AI model that could make large-scale cyberattacks “much more likely in 2026.” My first reaction? A mix…
Why 100 Million People Creating Online Accounts Matters More Than You Think
Emma Clarke
My Social Security just hit 100 million active accounts. That’s a big number—but here’s what actually matters about it: over 100 million people have voluntarily moved a critical part of…
The Decade-Long Cyber War Between Iran and America That Nobody’s Talking About
Laura Bennett
Most people think of war as something loud. Explosions. Fighter jets. Soldiers. But the conflict between Iran and the United States has been playing out in a completely different arena…
Why Police Coordination Gaps Are Making Cybercrime Easier Than Ever
James Holloway
I’ve spent enough time working in software engineering to know that systems fail when different teams don’t talk to each other. The same principle applies to law enforcement fighting cybercrime,…
Understanding Courier Scams: Why Seniors Are Targeted and How to Protect Yourself
Natalie Foster
A couple from New York was recently charged with defrauding an elderly man in Seaford using what’s known as a “courier scam.” If you haven’t heard of this term before,…
What Jira Tells Us About Team Coordination During Times of Change
David Nguyen
I spend a lot of time looking at how teams work together, and one thing I’ve noticed is that project management tools reveal patterns we might otherwise miss. When I…
How Docker and a Mini PC Became My Personal Cloud (And Why That Actually Matters)
I recently read about someone who canceled four subscription services after setting up a single Docker container on a mini PC. My first instinct was skepticism—that felt like either clickbait…
Why Home Assistant Projects Don’t Always Have to Be About Saving Time
Let me be honest with you: when most people think about home automation, they imagine robots doing their chores while they relax on the couch. Efficiency. Cost savings. The dream…