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All the articles I've posted.
The Dashboard always wins
Published:Why does a sophisticated forensics and detection platform struggle to gain visibility, while a vibe-coded country risk dashboard instantly attracts executive sponsorship?
The Return of the Open Source Debate
Published:The open source versus closed source debate is back, but this time AI is changing the rules. As LLMs make software easier to understand, the security advantage of obscurity continues to shrink. In the age of AI-assisted analysis, the most secure projects won't be the ones that hide their code, but the ones that can withstand scrutiny.
The trust tiers nobody talks about in CTI
Published:Trust in cyber threat intelligence is not binary. Here is how I think about the different levels of trust and what you can actually ask at each one.
Most corporate CTI teams won't survive the next five years
Published:AI is going to replace the bulk of what corporate CTI teams do today. The question is whether the industry adapts or pretends this is not happening.
Lost in the Vendor Hall: Tales from a Cybersecurity Conference
Published:Step into the world of cybersecurity conferences, where serious talks collide with eccentric hackers, endless badges, and hallway wisdom. It's a chaotic, funny, and surprisingly insightful ride through keynotes, CTFs, and the people who make the community unforgettable.
The New Hacker Summer
Published:AI-assisted development is dramatically accelerating software creation, but in doing so it is reintroducing classic security flaws the industry already learned to mitigate. Code may be cheap and instant, but security, architectural integrity, and engineering judgment still require deliberate human oversight.