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When Platforms Control the Market… Lessons from the Live Nation-Ticketmaster Case
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For years, consumers have voiced frustration with the ticket-buying experience. The rising costs, confusing fees, and a lack of meaningful choice. What’s changing now isn’t the behavior, it’s the level of scrutiny. The growing legal and regulatory focus on Live Nation Entertainment and its subsidiary Ticketmaster signals something more significant than a dispute over ticket…
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We’re Asking AI to Think… But We Don’t Understand Thought
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There’s something unsettling happening right now. We’ve built machines that can generate answers, write code, analyze threats, and simulate human conversation with incredible speed and accuracy. And in response, we’ve started saying things like, “AI is thinking.” But here’s the problem. We don’t actually understand what ‘thinking’ is. Prediction Isn’t Thought Modern AI systems are…
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Are We Seeing A Perfect Storm in Cybersecurity? When Trust, AI, and Complexity Collide…
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We are not facing a single cybersecurity crisis, we are entering a perfect storm. Individually, the risks are manageable. Cloud adoption, AI acceleration, vendor sprawl, and identity complexity. But together, they are creating something far more dangerous… A system where trust is assumed, visibility is fragmented, and control is increasingly an illusion. This is not…
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RSAC 2026… “Now With AI”… Innovation, Consolidation, and the CISO Reality Check
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Walking into RSA Conference 2026 this year, the energy is undeniable. The expo floor is packed, the messaging is bold, and the innovation is real. But as an IT Security Professional, CISO, or anyone responsible for outcomes, not just tools, what stands out isn’t just what’s new, it’s what it all means operationally. Because beneath…
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“Congratulations! Your Data Has Been Stolen (Again). Enjoy Your Free Credit Monitoring.”
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I received another letter in the mail this week. You probably did too. It had all the usual elements: A calm, reassuring tone A vague explanation of a “security incident” A timeline that somehow stretches back months before anyone noticed And, of course, the grand finale… “We are offering you 12 months of complimentary credit…
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The Hidden Security Crisis Sitting Inside Your Browser
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Why I Believe Browser Extensions May Be One of the Most Overlooked Threats in Cybersecurity I’ve written about this topic before, but given how serious the threat exposure has become, a deeper follow-up feels warranted. Browser extensions have quietly evolved into one of the most overlooked attack surfaces in modern computing. They sit inside the…
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When A.I. Starts Filing Vulnerability Reports
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Welcome to the Security Industry’s New “Noise Problem” Something strange has started happening in the cybersecurity world. Security teams are now being flooded with vulnerability reports… not from security researchers, and not from bug bounty hunters… but from AI. And while that might sound like a productivity breakthrough, the reality is turning into something quite…
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Telecom, Compliance, and the Evolution of Cyber Oversight
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Recently, I came across news that certain cybersecurity compliance requirements for telecommunications providers may be reduced or shifted at the regulatory level. I’ll admit… that surprised me. Not because telecom lacks security rigor. In fact, many carriers operate with extraordinary levels of operational maturity, redundancy, and resilience. The professionals protecting modern telecom networks are some…
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Starkiller MFA… The Death Star of Identity Security
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A long time ago, in a data center not so far away… We built Multi-Factor Authentication and thought we had secured the galaxy. We were wrong. There was a time when MFA felt like the final boss of security. It stopped password spraying, credential stuffing, basic phishing, stolen credentials, brute force attacks, and script kiddies.…
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When the Windows Shell Becomes the Attack Surface
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Why I Believe Microsoft’s Latest Zero-Days Should Change How We All Think About Endpoint Trust On February 11, 2026, Microsoft disclosed and patched multiple zero-day vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office… vulnerabilities that were already being actively exploited in the wild. This wasn’t a routine ‘Patch Tuesday’, this was a reminder. A reminder that…
