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Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 196

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 196

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When “Compliance” Becomes a Proxy for Trust

When “Compliance” Becomes a Proxy for Trust

Over the past few days, a story has been doing the rounds about a fast-growing compliance startup and its sudden parting of ways with a major backer. It’s easy to get pulled into the specifics, the allegations, the responses, and the inevitable back-and-forth. But I 

It Installed Cleanly, That Was the Problem by Michael T. McDonald

It Installed Cleanly, That Was the Problem by Michael T. McDonald

There’s a persistent assumption in software security that something has to visibly fail before a system is compromised. A vulnerability is exploited, a control is bypassed, or a configuration is misapplied. In most post-incident narratives, there is a clear point where things go wrong. This 

Please welcome our newest member from France, Liliane UWIZEYE

Please welcome our newest member from France, Liliane UWIZEYE

Liliane supports CISOs and SOC/VOC/CERT Managers in driving and optimizing their cyber defense capabilities by aligning detection and response with priority threats, business risks, and real exposure, to accelerate their maturity. Her expertise includes Security Operations, risk management, vulnerability management, and audit readiness (ISO27001, GDPR, 

Python Didn’t Bite, the Supply Chain Did by Michael T. McDonald

Python Didn’t Bite, the Supply Chain Did by Michael T. McDonald

There’s a particular kind of failure in modern software that doesn’t announce itself with alarms or outages. No flashing dashboards, no immediate disruption. Everything appears to be working exactly as expected. Until, quietly and without ceremony, it isn’t. A widely used Python package, pulled in 

Signals Over Substance: Navigating the Attention Economy

Signals Over Substance: Navigating the Attention Economy

In a recent article (see link in the comments below), I revisited a framework I developed more than a decade ago while writing Flat World Navigation, Collaboration and Networking. At the time, I was trying to make sense of what felt like a shifting economic 

Livre Blanc CyAN – Loi 05-20, ISO27001 et Résilience Cyber – Mars 2026 by Gilles Chevillon and Aymane Nasser

Livre Blanc CyAN – Loi 05-20, ISO27001 et Résilience Cyber – Mars 2026 by Gilles Chevillon and Aymane Nasser

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Parents and companies need to act against social media harms by Shireen Vakil

Parents and companies need to act against social media harms by Shireen Vakil

Platforms often introduce safeguards only after problems emerge rather than building protections into their systems from the start. This places an unreasonable burden on children and parents Parents and companies need to act against social media harms Source: The Indian Express Read the full article 

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 194

Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 194

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CyberX – UAE

CyberX – UAE

The cyber security market in the UAE is expected to reach a projected revenue of US$ 10,396.7 million by 2030. A compound annual growth rate of 11.7% is expected of the UAE cyber security market from 2025 to 2030. The UAE government actively promotes cybersecurity