
Joshua Kaina
Secure Transfer ExpertAs autonomous artificial intelligence agents become increasingly integrated into the very fabric of global commerce and infrastructure, the federal government is confronting the sobering reality that these powerful tools could also represent a profound, new class of security vulnerability. The rapid pace of AI innovation is dramatically outpacing
In a significant move to counter the growing threat of quantum computing to global cybersecurity, global technology leader Thales and Samsung Electronics have jointly developed the industry's first embedded Secure Element (eSE) that natively integrates post-quantum cryptography. This pioneering security chip, the Samsung S3SSE2A, is powered by
The catastrophic 2024 breach of Snowflake customer accounts served as a stark reminder that the greatest threats to cloud security often bypass sophisticated defenses entirely, instead exploiting fundamental human oversights. Attackers did not need a zero-day exploit; they simply walked through the front door using stolen credentials from
The once-unstoppable quantum computing sector has hit an abrupt and unforgiving wall, as the explosive growth and investor euphoria that defined 2025 have given way to a sobering market correction. A palpable "Quantum Chill" has descended upon the industry's leading pure-play companies, including IonQ, Rigetti Computing, and D-Wave Quantum, with
In an era where a single cloud outage can trigger a domino effect across thousands of businesses, the conversation around enterprise resilience has never been more critical. We're joined today by Vernon Yai, a leading expert in data protection and multi-cloud architecture, to dissect the pervasive myths that leave organizations vulnerable. We'll
A critical vulnerability within one of the world's most popular database systems is now under active exploitation, prompting urgent warnings from top cybersecurity agencies in the United States and Australia and forcing organizations to scramble to protect their most sensitive information. Tracked as CVE-2025-14847 and grimly nicknamed





