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There’s a number that keeps coming up in conversations about connected devices: 15 billion. That’s roughly how many IoT endpoints are active today, and by some estimates, it could triple within a decade. Every one of those devices needs to […]
When Billions of Devices Need to Trust Each Other Read More »
Phishing remains a go-to entry point for cyberattacks, with the latest FBI Internet Crime Report citing it as the most common initial access vector. That has been true for years, but the ways in which organizations should approach defending against
Phishing Attacks Are Getting Smarter. Employee Training Must Keep Up Read More »
Ransomware has been a persistent headline topic for years now, to the point where a lot of people have probably gotten numb to it. I know I had. It starts to feel like background noise — another attack, another breach,
Why Ransomware Should Be Getting Your Attention Again Read More »
For decades, the ritual of the “mobile professional” has remained unchanged: walk into a conference room, scout the perimeter for a power outlet, and sit as close to the wall as possible. We have lived in a state of tethered
How Lenovo’s 1,000 Wh/L Battery Finally Slays the Dragon of Laptop Battery Anxiety Read More »
AI is changing everything, including the job descriptions of some of security’s top brass. AI-driven exposure management is redefining what’s possible from a cybersecurity platform and changing the industry along with it. Now, organizations can go beyond vulnerability management and
Why AI-Driven Exposure Management Is Reshaping Cybersecurity Leadership Read More »
Everyone is talking about agentic AI. And that’s part of the problem. Over the last couple of years, the term has gone the way of every other buzzword in tech — slapped onto products and platforms regardless of whether it
The Agentic AI Hype Is Real — But So Is the Confusion Read More »
We just wrapped up another exhausting, inspiring, and chaotic Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, and I’ve been standardizing my thoughts on what we saw. If you came looking for incremental updates to your favorite glass slab, you were probably disappointed.
MWC 2026: The Year the Smartphone Mutated into an AI Agent Read More »
There’s a version of this conversation that happens inside almost every organization, every year. The security team presents to leadership. There’s a slide about the threat landscape. Another slide about what’s been deployed — endpoint protection, identity management, SIEM, maybe
The Gap Between Buying Security and Actually Having It Read More »
Cloud was supposed to make everything easier. In some ways, it absolutely has. You can spin up infrastructure in minutes, scale on demand, and deploy globally without ever touching a piece of hardware. That’s a massive shift from the days
Why Cloud Still Feels Harder Than It Should Be Read More »
Modern application environments look nothing like they did a decade ago. Security teams are no longer dealing with monolithic applications and predictable release cycles, but with constantly evolving systems that require continuous visibility. As a result, application security has increasingly
Is SAST Still Relevant in 2026? Rethinking Static Code Analysis Read More »
