Perspectives on AI security, trust verification, and defending the new attack surfaces that AI creates.
Browser extensions have broad permissions by design. Many can read everything you type into ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI platforms. Here's what you can do about it.
Read article → Trust & VerificationMCP connects AI agents to external tools — but who verifies the servers? We built a 7-factor scoring system to bring transparency to the protocol.
Read article → SecurityYou don't need a six-figure consulting engagement to understand your security posture. Here's how to get started with the major frameworks — for free.
Read article → ExtensionsMost users install extensions without reading permissions. Here's why that matters — and what "read and change all your data on all websites" actually means.
Read article → SecurityThe software supply chain is the most underdefended attack surface in modern computing. Here is how attackers exploit it and what you can do today.
Read article → AI & PolicyThe EU AI Act is live, the SEC wants AI disclosures, and your customers want transparency. A practical guide to AI governance without the legalese.
Read article → SecurityFrom the biggest breaches to the most important policy shifts, here is what defined cybersecurity in 2025 and what it means for 2026.
Read article → SecurityDNS is the backbone of the internet, and it is almost never secured. Here is why DNS attacks are so effective and what protective DNS can do for you.
Read article → BusinessSecurity awareness training is universally hated. Here is how to build a security culture that employees actually engage with instead of resent.
Read article → AI & PolicySQL injection dominated the 2000s. Prompt injection is the equivalent for the AI era. Here is how it works, why it is hard to fix, and what defenders need to know.
Read article → PrivacyIf you are not paying for the product, you ARE the product. Here is how free tools monetize your data and what to look for before you install.
Read article → AI & PolicyAI agents are making thousands of API calls per minute. Most APIs were not built for this. Here is what breaks and how to fix it.
Read article → Business43% of cyberattacks target small businesses. Most don't have dedicated security staff. Here is why attackers prefer small targets and what you can do.
Read article → SecurityEveryone talks about Zero Trust. Few understand it. Here is what it actually means, why it matters for small businesses, and how to start implementing it.
Read article → AI & PolicyDeepfakes, voice cloning, and GPT-generated phishing — AI is supercharging social engineering attacks. Here is what changed and how to adapt.
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