Why Raspberry Pi’s Price Increase Matters More Than You’d Think
Emma Clarke
I’ve been thinking about Raspberry Pi a lot lately, and not in the way I usually do as someone who loves tinkering with hardware. Instead, I’m thinking about what these…
When the FBI Director’s Email Gets Hacked: What We’re Really Asking the Wrong Questions About
Laura Bennett
The headline landed like a punch to the gut: Iran-backed hackers breached the personal email account of the FBI Director. My first thought wasn’t shock. It was confusion. Not confusion…
Why Jira Matters More Than You Think—A Designer’s Take on Team Collaboration
When I heard that Atlassian hit an all-time high stock price, my first thought wasn’t about market trends or investor sentiment. It was: millions of people are using Jira every…
Docker: Why Everyone’s Still Getting It Wrong
Chris Sullivan
Look, I’ve been in IT long enough to watch Docker go from “revolutionary technology that will change everything” to “yeah, we’re using containers now, whatever.” And you know what? That…
Why Your Compliance Checklist Won’t Stop a Real Cyberattack
Tom Harrington
I’ve spent the better part of two decades watching organizations make the same mistake over and over again: they confuse checking boxes with actual security. They hire compliance officers, implement…
The Nacogdoches Hospital Breach: What We’re Not Talking About
The Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital incident is yet another reminder that healthcare cybersecurity remains broken in ways that go far deeper than the headlines suggest. When I first read about the…
Why AI Data Center Stocks Matter (And Why Super Micro Computer Might Be on Your Radar)
Rachel Adams
If you’ve been paying attention to tech stocks lately, you’ve probably noticed AI infrastructure getting a lot of buzz. Everyone’s talking about the companies building the chips, the servers, and…
Why Open Source Projects Have Become a Favorite Target for State-Sponsored Hackers
The news that North Korean threat actors compromised the Axios HTTP client library hit me differently than the typical supply chain attack story. Sure, we’ve seen this pattern before—attackers going…
When High-Profile Targets Get Hacked: What the Patel Breach Tells Us About Personal Security
James Holloway
When I first heard about the alleged breach of FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal email account, my immediate reaction wasn’t shock—it was recognition. I’ve spent years working on security systems,…
Why We Actually Need More Cyber Security Training Programs
Marshall University is building a 72,000-square-foot institute dedicated to training cyber security professionals. On the surface, that sounds like just another construction project. But having spent years in software engineering…