My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
When I first started teaching content management and web governance, the workflow was pretty straightforward: create content, publish it, then hope someone caught errors before they went live. Fast forward…
NetApp just announced some genuinely impressive developments in AI storage solutions. The kind of news that would normally send investors racing to buy shares. Yet the stock price tells a…
When I first started working with Docker about five years ago, I thought I understood its purpose pretty well. Containers. Microservices. Consistent environments across development and production. It was straightforward,…
When Tony Kirtley, head of incident response at IBM X-Force, warned that defender burnout poses a greater threat than artificial intelligence, he wasn’t being hyperbolic. He was describing what happens…
When major concert tours get canceled, fans aren’t the only ones disappointed—event organizers, venues, and security teams face serious questions about what went wrong. The recent cancellation of the Usher…
You know that Raspberry Pi sitting in a drawer somewhere? The one you bought with big plans and then forgot about? It’s time to dust it off. Not because you…
Let me start with something that keeps infrastructure security professionals up at night: the systems protecting our power grids, water treatment plants, and hospitals are often running on technology from…
A story vanished from ABC News’s website recently. Gone. No explanation. No redirect. Just absent. This kind of thing happens more often than you’d think, and it raises important questions…
When artists decide to create tributes to historical figures, it’s usually a sign that those figures deserve our attention. The Pet Shop Boys’ recent work celebrating Alan Turing reminds us…
When you think about engineering challenges, you might picture massive bridges or towering skyscrapers. But some of the most clever engineering happening right now is invisible—or at least, it’s happening…
Natalie Foster