My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
I read about President Trump casting a mail-in ballot for a Florida special election in March, and I couldn’t help but notice the obvious contradiction with his long-standing public position…
I’ve spent enough time in security incident response to know that the glossiest enterprise setups sometimes fail spectacularly. Meanwhile, someone running a homelab on salvaged hardware often has a better…
Jira Forge has opened up a new way for organizations to extend their project management capabilities. On the surface, it looks straightforward—build an app, drop it into your Jira instance,…
Let me be direct: we’re in the middle of a quiet crisis, and most organizations don’t even realize it’s happening. The push to modernize legacy systems using AI tools has…
A recent arrest in Copiague highlights something I find myself thinking about more and more: the technical capabilities law enforcement now has to detect illegal material on mobile devices, and…
The shift from defensive cybersecurity to offensive capability has been quietly brewing for years, but when a national government explicitly builds it into strategy, that’s worth paying attention to. The…
Quinn Allen’s testimony before Ohio state senators highlighted something that doesn’t get enough attention in cybersecurity circles: the way legitimate confusion can be weaponized or exploited. When rules are this…
Bruno Saltor stood in front of the media after Tottenham’s 3-0 hammering at the hands of Nottingham Forest, and like countless managers before him in similar situations, he offered the…
Elon Musk retweeted something about Grok’s source code hinting at a “Grok Computer” project, and naturally, the internet lost its mind. Before we get swept up in the excitement, let’s…
Your team gets another password reset notification. Then a phishing simulation lands in their inbox. Then comes the mandatory security training module they completed six months ago. Then a software…
Tom Harrington