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Most organizations aren’t losing to new AI super‑malware; they’re losing faster to the same old playbooks that AI now scales and optimizes. AI turns proven techniques into attacks that are faster to launch and harder to detect with static controls, […]
AI Makes Old Attacks Faster to Launch, Easier to Scale, and Harder to Detect Read More »
We lost Louis Gerstner this week, and I’d like to take a moment to remember the guy since I did work for him. When Louis Gerstner arrived at IBM in 1993, the company wasn’t just bleeding money; it was bleeding
The Gerstner Legacy: How Marketing Saved IBM and Why Tech Keeps Forgetting It Read More »
It’s getting harder to have a “normal” conversation about content, social media, or visibility anymore—mostly because the rules keep changing while you’re still mid-sentence. Just a few years ago, you could create a blog post, optimize it for SEO, promote
Algorithms, Thought Leadership, and the Future of Digital Influence Read More »
Now that the dust has settled on the Christmas and Hanukkah gift-giving festivities, reality tends to set in. You’ve unboxed the shiny new gadgets, powered them up, paired them, synced them, and started folding them into daily life. And then
The Accessories You Need for Your New Gadgets After the Holidays Read More »
The cybersecurity landscape never sits still—and neither do the conversations I aim to have on the TechSpective Podcast. In the latest episode, I sit down with Etay Maor, Chief Security Strategist at Cato Networks and a founding member of Cato
Shadow AI, Cybersecurity, and the Evolving Threat Landscape Read More »
Reports surfaced this week confirming what many industry observers had long suspected but feared to articulate: China has launched a “Manhattan Project” for semiconductors. This massive, state-backed initiative has a singular, existential goal—to reverse-engineer the ultra-complex lithography machines currently monopolized
The Silicon Manhattan Project: China’s Atomic Gamble for AI Supremacy Read More »
I’ve had a lot of conversations about AI over the past couple years—some insightful, some overhyped, and a few that left me questioning whether we’re even talking about the same technology. But every now and then, I get the opportunity
Agentic AI and the Art of Asking Better Questions Read More »
Microsoft’s latest moves to weave agents more deeply into Windows (see Experimental Agentic Features) mark a real architectural shift, not just another round of UI polish. Windows is no longer being positioned solely as an environment for people who launch
Why Windows Just Became Disruptible in the Agentic OS Era Read More »
Security has always been a “drag” on application development. But with organizations shipping code more frequently, and across multiple environments, that drag is turning into a widening security gap that attackers are quick to exploit. The dangers are based on
How Today’s Attackers Exploit the Growing Application Security Gap Read More »
There’s a question I’ve been sitting with lately: Are we prepared for what AI is about to expose in our organizations—not just technically, but operationally? In this episode of the TechSpective Podcast, I sit down with Kavitha Mariappan, Rubrik’s Chief
Building Security for a World That’s Already Changed Read More »
