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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 »
When the world’s lens was on the Olympic Games, Swiss precision was once again on full display. From the quiet pinpoint accuracy of Swiss curling teams firing a rock across 150 feet of ice to the powerful control of its
How Swiss Precision and Discipline Translates into Quantum and AI Leadership Read More »
Everybody’s got an AI strategy. Every platform claims to be AI-powered. Every vendor deck has a slide about how their product uses machine learning to deliver transformative outcomes. Most of it is still theater. I had a conversation with David
Most Companies Are Still Just Playing With AI Read More »
Intel is no longer the company that can rely on “the way we’ve always done it.” In a move that signals the final transition from a period of existential crisis to one of disciplined scaling, Intel announced on March 3,
For years, identity security has revolved around people. Employees log into systems. Contractors access shared tools. Partners connect to platforms through federated identities. Identity governance programs were designed to manage those relationships—who someone is, what they can access, and when
From Identity Visibility To Agentic Access Management Read More »
I spend a lot of time talking with people in cybersecurity. Founders, analysts, CISOs, researchers. One thing that comes up again and again is that the problem space keeps getting bigger. Not just more threats—more complexity. That’s really the thread
Rethinking Cybersecurity For A World Of AI And Machine Identities Read More »
Desks have become more fluid than offices. A laptop now plays multiple roles: the meeting machine, the travel machine, the creation machine, and, more often than not, the machine that often runs an individual’s AI experiments in the background. That
The rapid evolution of the AI market has often been framed as a winner-take-all sprint, with NVIDIA holding the starting gun. However, the announcement on February 24, 2026, of a massive, multi-generational partnership between Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Meta
The Second-Mover Advantage: How AMD’s Meta Pact Redefines the AI Arms Race Read More »
