#cybersecurity

Prompt injection is the SQL injection of the AI era, except worse. SQLi has a clean fix. Indirect prompt injection doesn't, because an LLM reads instructions and untrusted data through the same channel with no reliable way to tell them apart. OWASP ranks it the number one risk in AI applications, and the numbers back that up.

Change Healthcare's Citrix portal had no MFA. Equifax had a free patch sitting on its own internal listserv for two months before attackers walked in. Companies don't fix vulnerabilities because the expected-value math, run honestly, genuinely points at inaction, and every breach press release that reads the same is what that math actually produces.

Walk through every OWASP API Security Top 10 vulnerability with real attack examples and code-level mitigations you can ship this week.

A professional guide to open-source intelligence gathering: passive recon, threat actor profiling, and integrating OSINT into your security program.

Zero trust is less of a product you buy and more of an architectural posture you build over time. Here's a prioritized checklist that gets you to meaningful security improvements without paralyzing the engineering team.

Five simulation scenarios that make the difference between chaos and calm during a real incident. Each one designed to expose gaps that your playbooks miss.