Living off the land attacks abuse the same tools administrators depend on every day, making identity, logging, privilege control, and application control critical parts of modern defense.
Backups are not real until you test them. A practical, in-depth guide to building, verifying, and restoring backups across Windows, macOS, and Linux so you are actually protected when it matters.
AI-assisted coding is speeding up software development, but it is also making it easier to ship insecure defaults, weak access controls, poisoned dependencies, and code nobody on the team can confidently defend.
Cybersecurity keeps getting more specialized, but many teams are still losing time, clarity, and trust on the basics. The real cost is not specialization itself. It is what happens when context disappears.
Zero trust does not end when a user signs in. Secure browsers help enforce trust during the live session, where users are actually clicking, copying, uploading, downloading, and moving sensitive data.
OpenAI’s new Codex Security platform and GPT-5.4-Cyber model look less like AI hype and more like tools built around one of security’s biggest pain points: figuring out what is real and what needs fixed first.
Stress is not a badge of honor in cybersecurity and IT. This Stress Awareness Month, it is worth rethinking how burnout shows up in the work and what real balance can look like.
AI is starting to separate mature MSPs from messy ones. The firms that win will use it to reduce internal drag, strengthen security operations, and guide clients with more clarity, not just sell another shiny tool.
A major update to my Catppuccin Mastodon theme with configurable flavors, accent colors, fixed CSS downloads, single-column support, and a cleaner install story.
The most important part of Microsoft’s WireGuard and VeraCrypt account suspensions is not the headline drama. It is the reminder that modern software trust chains can turn into chokepoints fast, especially for security tools that need signed updates to protect users.
