Tag: ai
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AI Is Not A Rice Cooker: Kona Grit And The Best Security Language
AI is not a rice cooker, you can’t just set and forget it. I unpack the NIST Cyber AI Profile and its “Secure, Defend, Thwart” pillars, tracing the line between the lava fields of Kona and the endurance required for intelligent defence.
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Pulp Friction: How Innovation Makes Us Vulnerable to Threats
An experienced martial arts coach told me that many people quit as soon as learning gets uncomfortable, but those who check their ego at the door and lean into a beginner’s mindset usually stay. In today’s world, where so much is designed to be frictionless and convenient, that willingness to accept a bit of friction…
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I Know What You Did Last Summer: Hacks, Leaks, and Revelations
“A single leak can illuminate the machinery of oppression that thrives in darkness, offering the public a glimpse of truths carefully buried.” Early in 2024, I heard programmer and former infosec specialist and investigative journalist at The Intercept, Micah Lee, interviewed on the podcast Firewalls Don’t Stop Dragons. Lee was discussing his soon-to-be-released book, Hacks,…
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Australia’s Philly Shell Moment: Security Under Pressure
The Philly Shell: a boxing technique with surprising lessons for cybersecurity. When applied poorly, the risks are clear. Are we ready to face the challenges?
Seeline CYBER 