Cybersecurity Advisors Network’s blog is a forum for CyAN members and friends to present their work and analysis to the broader information security community.
Cybersecurity Advisors Network (CyAN) signed on 5 February 2026 a Memorandum of Understanding with ANSSI-CI, the National Cybersecurity Agency of Ivory Coast. On Thursday 5 February 2026, the National Agency for the Security of Information Systems of Ivory Coast (ANSSI-CI) and CyAN (Cybersecurity Advisors Network) …
Across industries, organizations are investing heavily in cybersecurity controls, compliance frameworks, and assurance programs. Yet many leadership teams still struggle to answer a simple but critical question with confidence: “What is our risk posture right now—and can we trust it?” As cyber threats accelerate, regulatory …
In September 2024, I published an article on LinkedIn titled The Cost of Convenience: How Data Mismanagement and Ticket-Clipping Models are Failing Renters. It was written out of growing unease, not hindsight. At the time, the concern was simple but deeply uncomfortable: real estate agencies …
Over the past three days, a pattern has emerged that is difficult to dismiss as coincidence, mischief, or edge-case misuse. Investigations reported by reputable outlets, including The Guardian, reveal that Grok, an AI image generation tool, has been used to produce sexualised fake images of …
As modern software ecosystems become increasingly interconnected, software supply chain security has emerged as one of the most critical challenges in application security today. In this article, CyAN member Karthikeyan Ramdass examines why Software Supply Chain Failures, ranked as A03 in the OWASP Top 10:2025, …
You can download this edition by clicking the three dots icon on the far right and selecting Download PDF File. For the best reading experience, we recommend enlarging it by clicking the fullscreen icon, which is the third icon from the right. All article titles …
If Day One explored what neurotechnology means for individual minds, Day Two confronted what it will mean for societies, states and the systems that govern them. The conversations shifted from personal rights, clinical ethics and emerging applications to national capability, infrastructure, defence, public policy and …
