Discussions around artificial intelligence increasingly focus on speed, scale, and strategic advantage. These are important debates. But they risk overlooking a more fundamental issue—one that ultimately determines whether AI strengthens security or undermines it. AI does not create intelligence on […]
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Twenty-five years ago, Jay Bavisi founded EC-Council in the aftermath of 9/11 with a straightforward premise: if attackers understand systems deeply, defenders need to understand them just as well. That idea led to Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), which went on
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This week, the financial world woke up to a reality that many in the ivory towers of traditional publishing and data services thought was still a decade away. Anthropic, once seen as the “safety-first” academic sibling of the AI world,
Lenovo’s Qira announcement at CES 2026 is not just another assistant launch. With Qira, Lenovo stakes a claim for where personal computing is headed: away from app-hopping and prompt repetition, toward an ambient layer of intelligence that persists across devices,
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When fans think about the Super Bowl, they think about the spectacle—the precision of the plays, the roar of the crowd, the halftime show, the moments that become instant history. What they don’t think about is what makes all of
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For decades, the personal computer has been the center of our digital universe, with Windows acting as the undisputed sun. But as we move into 2026, a gravitational shift is occurring. The rise of Generative AI and autonomous agents isn’t
Las Vegas has always been a city of dreams, but last week at CES 2026, the dream everyone was pitching is Artificial Intelligence. It is everywhere—embedded in our cars, running locally on our laptops, and even managing our safety. Yet,
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
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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
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For over a decade, HP Inc. has operated under a philosophy that sets it apart from the majority of the PC and print hardware market: security cannot be an add-on software layer; it must be intrinsic to the hardware itself.
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