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Conferences like RSAC and Black Hat are staples of the cybersecurity industry calendar, attended annually by thousands of professionals and vendors. But despite their popularity, attendees often leave these events wondering what concrete value they’ve gained. Vendors, too, frequently question […]

Cybersecurity leaders love to talk about frameworks. The last few years, you couldn’t escape Continuous Threat Exposure Management—at conferences, board meetings, or in industry think pieces (some of them by me). But here’s the thing: as useful as frameworks are,

Cybersecurity has always come with a translation problem. Technical teams speak in terms of vulnerabilities and threats, while boards want to understand risk in dollars and business impact. As attacks become more costly and regulatory scrutiny grows, however, the gap

Artificial Intelligence Appreciation Day—celebrated annually on July 16—is a good moment to pause and reflect on just how far AI has come. AI isn’t just about futuristic robots and Hollywood depictions; it’s now embedded in daily life, reshaping businesses, and

For years, software-as-a-service has shaped business transformation. Critical data and workflows now run through hundreds of cloud apps. But just as organizations have finally adjusted to that reality, a new wave is gathering momentum: AI-powered agents, copilots, and automated workflows.

If you’ve ever wondered what could go wrong with an AI-powered hiring system, McDonald’s just served up a cautionary tale. This week, security researchers revealed that the company’s McHire website—a recruitment platform used by over 90% of McDonald’s franchisees—left the

There’s a harsh truth most cybersecurity professionals know but rarely admit: the majority of our metrics are little more than theater. For years, organizations have celebrated patch rates, compliance certificates and clean audit checklists as evidence of their security posture.

Living near Houston means you get used to certain things: high humidity, sudden afternoon downpours the uneasy awareness that most of the Texas electric grid is an island unto itself (for now, at least). Some may call it independence, but

On Sunday, thousands of fans saw something they never expected: Elmo, the happy red monster from Sesame Street, posting hate speech on X (formerly Twitter). Antisemitic and racist messages, plus a political attack, suddenly appeared on an account best known

Progress Software’s MOVEit Transfer system is back in the cybersecurity spotlight — and not for good reasons. New telemetry from GreyNoise shows a sharp and sudden surge in scanning activity, raising fears that attackers may be preparing for a fresh