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It wasn’t only about getting bigger, but about being more useful. For example, I’ve been involved in computer forensics since 2003, limited to examining hard drive and cell phone analysis. With RCS, we also assess network vulnerabilities, respond to breaches, and help secure our clients’ systems. The environment has changed. [...]

Not just productivity hacks, (which I also love) but systemetizing strategic leverage. For most of my career, if I didn’t put in the hours, the work didn’t move. That’s fine when small, but it becomes a ceiling when trying to scale. And now . . . AI does the first [...]

“Be curious, not judgmental.” -Ted Lasso Before the opening kickoff, a lot of people had already made up their minds about the Bad Bunny half time show. Some were choosing to love it. Others were choosing to boycott it. The performance almost didn’t matter. When we decide in advance, we [...]

Last week, news broke that Dr. Madhu Gottumukkala, acting director of Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), uploaded “For Official Use Only” government contracting documents into public ChatGPT. This bypassed DHS-approved AI tools and triggered internal cyber alerts. No malware, foreign adversary, or sophisticated hack. Just a smart professional using [...]

As I was walking off a flight this last Friday, a flight attendant handed me a small handwritten card thanking me for my loyalty. It took almost no time for them to write, but it landed better than most so-called premium experiences. Not because of some airline status. Because someone [...]

This question comes up constantly, both with iPhones and Androids. In the vast majority of text phishing (smishing) cases, clicking a malicious link does not install malware on your phone like a traditional app. What usually happens instead: • The malicious code runs in memory • Often inside the browser [...]