Why Cyber Insurance Wording Matters More Than You Think
Emma Clarke
I was having coffee with a friend last week who runs a small digital marketing agency. Mid-conversation, she mentioned that she’d just renewed her cyber insurance policy. “I honestly have…
October 2026
Why Pet Shop Boys’ Alan Turing Tribute Matters to Tech Education
Natalie Foster
When artists decide to create tributes to historical figures, it’s usually a sign that those figures deserve our attention. The Pet Shop Boys’ recent work celebrating Alan Turing reminds us…
How Surveillance Changed Everything: From Public Spectacle to Private Control
James Holloway
I’ve spent enough years building systems that watch and record to know this: surveillance technology doesn’t just observe what’s happening. It fundamentally changes what people are willing to do in…
Could AI Actually Give Us Our Lives Back? What the Data Suggests
David Nguyen
Jeff Bezos recently threw an interesting idea into the mix: what if AI doesn’t destroy our work lives, but actually improves them? Specifically, he suggested we might see three-day workweeks…
Why Security Teams Need Better Tools Right Now
Last month, I spent three days tracking down a vulnerability in our infrastructure that should have been caught automatically. Three days. The tools we had were outdated, the alerts weren’t…
Agentic Workflows Are Changing How AI Actually Works
Sarah Mitchell
We’ve been talking about artificial intelligence for years now, but here’s the thing that’s actually getting me excited: autonomous agents. Not the sci-fi kind that take over the world, but…
Why a Raspberry Pi Enthusiast Should Care About Running Alternative Operating Systems
Last week, I watched someone successfully run Googlebook OS on an Apple Silicon Mac using virtualization. It’s a small technical achievement in the grand scheme of things, but it made…
The Phantom Hacker Scam: Why Seniors Are Targets and How to Protect Yourself
A Wisconsin man just got sentenced to seven years in prison for stealing over a million dollars from elderly people. The scam? Convincing them that hackers had infiltrated their computers…
What the FBI’s Data Breach Arrest Tells Us About Security Culture
Tom Harrington
The arrest of a Pennsylvania man suspected in a major hack targeting FBI agents’ data is the kind of story that makes security researchers like me sit up and pay…
Agentic Workflows Are Finally Getting Real—Here’s What Actually Matters
Chris Sullivan
Look, I’ve been doing this long enough to know when something is genuinely interesting versus when it’s just the latest thing everyone’s talking about at conferences. Agentic workflows fall into…