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When content is free, trust is the product
By Julie Baron Published
There is more technical content available today than any human being could read in a thousand lifetimes. And yet most of the professionals I talk to say they don't know what to trust.

Security policy is critical infrastructure
By David Brown Published
An essential system is one whose failure would cause intolerable harm to customers, markets, or public safety.

Sam Altman’s smart glasses stance hints at OpenAI’s AI hardware
By Eric Hal Schwartz Published
Sam Altman’s discomfort with smart glasses may be the clearest clue to what Jony Ive’s OpenAI hardware will look like.

Getting AI right requires more than a technology shift - it requires a mindset shift
By Blair Hasforth Published
Why successful AI adoption requires organizations to shift their mindset

Why your business can't trust the data behind its own security decisions
By Andrew Lintell Published
Your asset data may be lying to you and it's putting your entire security strategy at risk.

MapQuest alone refused Trump's demand to rename Lake Ontario, but I still can't leave Google Maps and Apple Maps behind for this one reason
By Lance Ulanoff Published
Topping download lists, MapQuest is the new mapping darling, but it's missing one key feature that will keep it from being my go-to navigation solution.

Acer’s new RTX Spark mini PCs are giving me M6 Mac mini vibes: great-looking, but who is it for?
By Matt Hanson Published
Acer has shown off off its first RTX Spark-powered mini PC at IFA 2026 – but like the new M6 Mac mini, I fear these PCs are no longer being made for the likes of you and me.

When AI agents go rogue, the law doesn’t disappear
By Anna Collard Published
As autonomous AI crosses digital boundaries, organizations face growing questions of control, negligence and liability.
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