You can tell a lot about your home’s safety by how it treats air and heat—especially when the controls are network-connected. In 2026, many thermostats,…
One of the most common “security” mistakes I see in real projects isn’t a fancy hack. It’s a normal button on a normal form that…
One bad line of code can turn a “safe” app into a data leak. And the scary part is that most breaches don’t start with…
I’ve watched this play out in real incident chats: someone says “it’s end-to-end encrypted, so we’re safe,” and then the conversation still gets leaked. Not…
One scary truth I’ve seen in real security teams: you can run “all the right tools” and still miss the whole point. The problem usually…
Ever had a “perfectly strong password” get you locked out anyway? In real breaches, the password is often not the real problem. Attackers steal old…
Incident Response Tabletop Exercises that actually work don’t end with “good job team.” They end with a changed process, a corrected runbook, and a clear…
One bad thing about passwords is simple: people reuse them. That’s why passwordless authentication keeps showing up in security roadmaps in 2026. The tradeoff is…
A white-hat vulnerability assessment isn’t about breaking things fast. It’s about finding real risk, proving it safely, and handing your team fixes they can actually…
One of the fastest ways to create a real security incident isn’t an exploit. It’s a “good” assessment that wasn’t scoped clearly—so the tester (or…