BlastWave·1d agoYour Login Should Know Where It Came From: Device Posture in the Age of AI AttacksIn my past life at NSA (where I was trained to be paranoid), one lesson came up again and again: a credential only proves that someone…
BlastWave·2d agoYou Can’t Manage an Agent’s Job if You Couldn’t Do it YourselfI run marketing at a startup, and AI agents are part of my daily workflow. They sweep research, draft content, pull analytics, and flag…A response icon1A response icon1
BlastWave·Oct 26AI Attacks Are Dumb. That’s the Problem.If you’ve sat through a session on AI threats this year, somebody has probably told you the attacks are mostly hype. Sometimes that…
Agnidipta Sarkar·Oct 23Today's Digital Industrial Systems were built for peace but are now running in a War Zone.Earlier this year, when SecurityWeek asked me about the future of industrial control systems for its Cyber Insights 2026 series, I spoke…
BlastWave·Oct 20Hack One, Reach Hundreds: What Supermarkets, Water, and Ports Have in CommonFor most of my career, critical infrastructure attacks had a name and an address. A water plant in Oldsmar. A pipeline company in Georgia…
LeadX Digital s.r.o.·Oct 20Why Your NIS2 Pilot Won’t Scale: The Hidden Mechanics of Multi-Site Security RolloutsInvisible assets, legacy equipment and networks that don’t match their drawings make linear scaling impossible.
Anushka Jain·Sep 30Not Every Missile Plays by the Same RulesPart 2 of the series: “Missile Defense Is an OT Problem Wearing a Kinetic Disguise”
BlastWave·Sep 22There Is No “Finish Line” in OT. There Is “One Percent Better.”There is no finish line.
Il Prof.·Aug 24How Much OT Security Can You Build Around a Microcontroller?Building an open-source ESP32 platform for industrial network monitoring, intrusion detection, and controlled vulnerability assessment
