Every Software Has a Bug
Every piece of software contains weaknesses. The real question is not whether a bug exists, but whether we find it first or an attacker does.
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Cybersecurity
10 articles in this category.
At 3:00 AM, Preparedness Becomes Cybersecurity
A server outage at 3:00 AM reveals whether cybersecurity exists as a real operating capability, not only as documentation.
Read article →From Polymorphic Viruses to Polymorphic Attacks
In 1994, the problem was a polymorphic virus. Today, the problem is polymorphic attacks. The technology changed, but the principle stayed familiar.
Read article →OneHalf Was Not Theory. It Was Reality.
In 1994, dealing with the OneHalf polymorphic virus was not about frameworks or best practices. It was about understanding the mechanism and keeping systems working.
Read article →Six Things I Would Start With in a Company Without Cybersecurity
If I came into a company with no real cybersecurity, I would not start by buying tools or running an audit. I would start with ownership, decisions and control.
Read article →The Biggest Incident Response Failure Is Hesitation
The worst failure I have seen during a security incident was not technology. It was hesitation, unclear authority and loss of control.
Read article →Three Questions That Reveal Real Cybersecurity
The fastest way to test whether a company has real cybersecurity is not to ask about tools. It is to ask who decides, who communicates and who owns the impact.
Read article →Training Is Not Preparedness
Regular cybersecurity training may create certificates, but real security depends on whether people know how to react when something actually happens.
Read article →When the Server Goes Down at 3:00 AM
Monitoring tells you that something is wrong. Preparedness decides what happens next.
Read article →WiFi Sensing for Server Room Intrusion Detection
A short note on using advanced WiFi Sensing and CSI to detect unknown people in critical infrastructure spaces without cameras.
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