Recently, while listening to the Big Technology Podcast with Dr. Ben Rapoport and Michael Mager (Brain-Computer Interface Frontier), Alex Kantrowitz asked one question that stopped me cold… When will we be able to save, store, or even imprint memories? At…
When people talk about the quantum race, the conversation almost always turns to qubit counts–> IBM pushing past 1,000, Caltech demonstrating a 6,100-qubit array, or startups like Quantinuum promising fault-tolerance breakthroughs. But focusing only on qubits is like judging the…
Artificial Intelligence is everywhere in cybersecurity marketing right now, from “AI-driven EDR” to “autonomous SOC.” But when it comes to digital forensics and incident response (DFIR), the conversation often swings between over-hyped promises and under-appreciated realities. So where does AI…
History teaches us that empires rarely collapse from a single battle. The Roman Empire did not fall overnight, it crumbled under years of pressure, compounded by one weakness after another, until the final blow came. In cybersecurity, many companies are…
Every week, I get a few messages from people eager to break into cybersecurity. The question is usually the same… “Where do I start?” They expect me to say certifications, or expensive courses, or maybe the name of the latest…
Beyond the Firewall… How Lateral Movement Now Lives in Your Integrations When news breaks of yet another big breach, the headlines usually stop at “what was stolen” and “who was hit.” But the Salesforce / Salesloft-Drift breach is different. This…
While on a recent advisory board Zoom call, one of the topics we tackled was the rapidly changing regulatory and policy landscape in cybersecurity. What stood out to me is how quickly the ground is shifting beneath us, and how…
For decades, Excel has been the gold standard for precision. Whether crunching financial reports, managing budgets, or building data models, users expect formulas to behave deterministically, 2 + 2 always equals 4. Microsoft’s latest move challenges that assumption by embedding…
Every device connected to a network leaves behind subtle digital traces. Just as detectives use fingerprints to identify suspects, attackers use network fingerprinting to identify operating systems, services, and vulnerabilities on their targets. Understanding what fingerprinting is, and how to…
While reading through the latest developments at the intersection of law and cybersecurity, I found myself drawn to one theme that seems to be accelerating faster than most–> the courtroom fallout from data breaches. It’s not just regulators and compliance…
