May 2025
- Déjà Vu in the WebPKI
This morning, the Chrome Root Program dropped another announcement about Certificate Authority (CA) performance. Starting with Chrome 139, new TLS server certificates from specific Chunghwa Telecom \[TAIWAN\] and NetLock…
- Necessity is the Mother of Invention: Why Constraints Invite Innovation
Limitations often spark the most creative solutions in technology. Whether it's budget constraints, legal hurdles, or hardware restrictions, these boundaries don't just challenge innovation, they fuel it.
- Rethinking Compliance: AI, Skill Liquidity, and the Quest for Verifiable Truth
In an earlier piece, 'The Limitations of Audits,' we explored how traditional compliance frameworks often fall short, functioning as point-in-time assessments rather than drivers of continuous security practices.…
- When AI Injects Liquidity Into Skills: What Happens to the Middle Tier?
In financial markets, liquidity changes everything. Once-illiquid assets become tradable. New players flood in. Old hierarchies collapse. Value flows faster and differently.
- The Rise of the Accidental Insider and the AI Attacker
The cybersecurity world often operates in stark binaries, "secure" versus "vulnerable," "trusted" versus "untrusted." We've built entire security paradigms around these crisp distinctions. But what happens when the most…
- Agents, Not Browsers: Keeping Time with the Future
When the web first flickered to life in the mid-'90s, nobody could predict how quickly "click a link, buy a book" would feel ordinary. A decade later, the iPhone landed and almost overnight, thumb-sized apps replaced…
- Agents, Not Browsers: The Next Chapter of the Internet
Imagine how you interact with digital services today: open a browser, navigate menus, fill forms, manually connect the dots between services. It's remarkable how little this has changed since the 1990s. Despite this…