Your Castle Is Already Breached Picture this: your organization’s network is a medieval castle, complete with drawbridge and moat. For decades, this mental model worked. Keep the bad guys outside the walls, and everyone inside stays safe. Except the castle

Continue ReadingFrom Fortresses to Zero-Trust: What Baghdad’s Green Zone Teaches Us About Modern Cybersecurity

We’re only beginning to understand the security threats posed by AI-enabled applications. From prompt injection attacks to data poisoning, the cybersecurity world is racing to keep up. Now, a new and tangible threat is literally walking among us: Humanoid robots.

Continue ReadingHumanoid Robots are Walking Trojan Horses — And They’re Already in the Workplace

Every day, thousands of flights cross the skies above the Baltic Sea. Pilots expect their GPS systems to guide them safely through busy air corridors, just as they have for decades. But since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, something

Continue ReadingThe Hidden War Above: How GPS Jamming Exposes Our Digital Vulnerabilities

In the emergency room at 2 AM, a cardiac patient arrives in distress. The attending physician rushes to the nearest workstation—one that three other doctors have used in the past hour—and needs immediate access to prescribe life-saving medication. But first,

Continue ReadingWhen Every Second Counts: Rethinking Authentication for Modern Healthcare

The cybersecurity world exploded in August 2025 when SquareX dropped a bombshell at Black Hat USA: passkeys were “pwned.” Headlines screamed. Twitter erupted. CTOs panicked. But here’s what actually happened: absolutely nothing changed about FIDO’s security. Read my full article

Continue ReadingStop Panicking: The FIDO ‘Bypass’ That Never Actually Bypassed FIDO

I was scrolling through my security feeds this morning when I came across news that MITRE has finally updated their Most Important Hardware Weaknesses List. While this should have been cause for celebration, I found myself feeling more frustrated than relieved. The update

Continue ReadingThe Foundation Is Cracking: Why Hardware Security Can’t Be an Afterthought Anymore