AI is changing cybersecurity faster than most security teams can adapt
James Holloway
I spent the better part of last year watching our security team scramble to keep up with new attack patterns. What used to take weeks of manual analysis now happens…
When Racing Gets Complicated: Learning from F1’s Gasly Podium Controversy
Rachel Adams
I spend a lot of time thinking about rules. Not because I’m boring—I promise—but because rules are everywhere in engineering, and they matter. Recently, the Formula 1 world stirred up…
When the Guardians Get Hacked: What the Klue Breach Tells Us About Cybersecurity
David Nguyen
There’s a particular kind of irony that stings when you see the headline: major cybersecurity companies—the ones we’re supposed to trust to protect our data—have themselves been compromised. The Klue…
Why America’s AI restrictions might be backfiring on cybersecurity
Emma Clarke
There’s a tension brewing in American tech policy that most people don’t see coming. While policymakers are tightening restrictions on advanced AI systems—often with good intentions around safety and ethics—those…
Steve Wozniak’s Message to Graduates: Why Human Value Still Matters in the Age of AI
Steve Wozniak, Apple’s co-founder, recently stood on stage at a university commencement and said something that made the graduates cheer. He affirmed the value of human beings in a world…
Why Utilities Are Struggling to Keep Up With Cybersecurity
I spent the better part of last month helping a regional power company patch vulnerabilities in their control systems. Not because they didn’t care about security—they did. But they’d been…
Healthcare Cybersecurity Is Broken, And AI Governance Is Making It Worse
Chris Sullivan
I’ve been in IT long enough to recognize a pattern: organizations throw money at problems they don’t fully understand, hope something sticks, and call it progress. Healthcare is doing exactly…
Cybercrime is Exploding in Asia and the Pacific—Here’s What You Need to Know
Natalie Foster
A recent Interpol report landed like a wake-up call for the Asia-Pacific region. More than half of the countries surveyed reported that cybercrime now makes up at least 30 percent…
What That iPhone Security Flaw Really Means for You (and What to Do About It)
Your iPhone feels secure. You trust Apple. You’ve heard about their privacy features, their encryption, their commitment to keeping your data safe. Then you see a headline about an “unfixable”…
Why Cybersecurity Education Matters More Than You Think
Last week, I read about a partnership between the NCCIA and UMT focused on expanding cybersecurity education and research. My first thought wasn’t about the technical details or the institutional…