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Berkeley I School

Oct 22

Cold War

By Ian McGuffin

Sign taped on a fridge says “Cyber-Attaque Nationale. Rupture de la chaine du froid”

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Alex Kim

Aug 17

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to MIDS

It took me a long time to realize it was okay to do something just because it was fun (Why I did the UC Berkeley Master in Data Science).

Sunset workspace overlooking the ocean with books, notebook, laptop, pizza, saxophone, surfboard, beekeeping gear, and a person relaxing, symbolizing curiosity, lifelong learning, and joyful hobbies.

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Sunil Thakur

Aug 13

Building an AI Governance Framework for the Enterprise

From Trusted Data to Autonomous Operations

An image showing an enterprise AI governance ecosystem that depicts how AI governance builds trust and scales autonomy.

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Larry Orton

Aug 10

AI-Native Offensive Security in the Quantum Computing Era: A Research Framework for Autonomous…

On the emerging concept of AI-native offensive security and its relationship to a second technological transition: quantum computing

Figure 1. Evolution of cyber intelligence allocation from human-centered operations toward increasingly autonomous systems.

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Hamza Imran

Jun 22

Chaos Theory: What Jurassic Park Teaches Us About Modern Insider Risk

Take a walk with me through the lush jungle landscape of Isla Nublar. Through deep emerald-green ferns that brush past your arms as you…

A panning shot of the Jurassic Park gates, wrapped with foliage against a bright blue sky.

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Larry Orton

Jun 10

Cybercrime Just Had a 1,500% Quarter. We Held a Steering Committee.

Last month, I argued that the cybersecurity industry was about to be flattened by AI, and that our org chart of red teams, blue teams…

Illustration of two office doors side by side. The left door is open and labeled “Cybercriminals” with a sign that reads “Open 24/7.” Through the doorway, a dark room with computer screens is visible. The right door is closed and labeled “Security Steering Committee,” with a notice that reads “Next Meeting: October 14th.” The image contrasts the constant activity of cybercriminals with the slower pace of organizational security decision-making.

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Alex Kim

Jun 5

Building a Learning Organization

In my previous article, I introduced the idea that Governance, Risk, and Compliance contribute to organizational intelligence by helping…

illustration of a learning organization. A continuous loop connects questions, learning, decisions, outcomes, and experience, highlighting how organizations adapt by preserving knowledge, interpreting results, and continuously improving their understanding of themselves and their environment.

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Hamza Imran

May 27

Instructure and Infrastructure: A Commentary on the Canvas Breach

Imagine the last night before finals. You need to cinch this test to pass your class, and lucky for you, the professor just posted a…

A close-up shot of a student’s hands writing notes on a wooden desk at night next to an open laptop screen, with a potted plant illuminated by blue light in the background.

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Berkeley I School

May 22

Master’s in Data Science Graduate Speaker Implores Peers to Trust & Treasure their Humanity

Siddharth Manu was the Master of Information and Data Science student speaker at the May 2026 UC Berkeley School of Information…

Master’s in Data Science Graduate Speaker Implores Peers to Trust & Treasure their Humanity

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Berkeley I School

May 22

Archive of stories in "Berkeleyischool"

Archive of stories in "Berkeleyischool"

Cold War

By Ian McGuffin

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to MIDS

It took me a long time to realize it was okay to do something just because it was fun (Why I did the UC Berkeley Master in Data Science).

Building an AI Governance Framework for the Enterprise

From Trusted Data to Autonomous Operations

AI-Native Offensive Security in the Quantum Computing Era: A Research Framework for Autonomous…

On the emerging concept of AI-native offensive security and its relationship to a second technological transition: quantum computing

Chaos Theory: What Jurassic Park Teaches Us About Modern Insider Risk

Take a walk with me through the lush jungle landscape of Isla Nublar. Through deep emerald-green ferns that brush past your arms as you…

Cybercrime Just Had a 1,500% Quarter. We Held a Steering Committee.

Last month, I argued that the cybersecurity industry was about to be flattened by AI, and that our org chart of red teams, blue teams…

Building a Learning Organization

In my previous article, I introduced the idea that Governance, Risk, and Compliance contribute to organizational intelligence by helping…

Instructure and Infrastructure: A Commentary on the Canvas Breach

Imagine the last night before finals. You need to cinch this test to pass your class, and lucky for you, the professor just posted a…

Master’s in Data Science Graduate Speaker Implores Peers to Trust & Treasure their Humanity

Siddharth Manu was the Master of Information and Data Science student speaker at the May 2026 UC Berkeley School of Information…

Master’s in Information Graduate Speaker Share Graduating Thoughts From Peers

Trisha Ahmed was the Master of Information Management and Systems student speaker at the May 2025 UC Berkeley School of Information…