Cybersecurity Philosophy
The Illusion of Security: When Trust Becomes Passive
We Built Technology Because We Are Human In the previous blog post, I explored an uncomfortable idea inspired by Lyutsi…
Cybersecurity Philosophy
The Greatest Cybersecurity Vulnerability Is Our Desire to Stop Thinking
"The thing that no one wants to admit is that most people want things to happen to them. We tell each other lies a…
Risk Management
Cyber Reflections from Skyrim - Part 3 | The Thalmor Were Playing a Different Game
What Skyrim Taught Me About Strategic Risk and External Influence In the first part of this series, I reflected on ho…
Organizational Culture
Cyber Reflections from Skyrim - Part 2 | The Dragonborn Serves Skyrim, Not a Faction
What Skyrim Taught Me About Leadership and Cybersecurity Governance In the first part of this series, I shared how Sk…
Risk Management
Cyber Reflections from Skyrim - Part 1 | When Kingdoms Fight, Dragons Win
What Skyrim's Civil War Taught Me About Cybersecurity Governance I have been playing The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim …
OSINT
The Internet Never Forgot You
In 2024, security researchers and incident responders investigating the Snowflake -related breaches uncovered something…
OSINT
OSINT in the Age of AI: Why Automation Is Making Recon More Dangerous, Not Easier
There is a common belief today that AI is making cybersecurity easier. We hear it everywhere. Faster detection. Smar…