CybersecurityFebruary 10, 2026
One Facebook comment, and within hours hundreds of strangers were piling on, screenshotting, sharing, hostility for its own sake from people who had never met me. Deleting the thread changed nothing. Here is what online mobs across Facebook, YouTube, and…
CybersecurityFebruary 10, 2026
Your phone holds your banking apps, your private photos, and the keys to your whole online life, and most writers guard it with nothing. One careless gap, a missing PIN, a reused password, turns a misplaced phone into a genuine…
Book MarketingFebruary 10, 2026
Cybersecurity experts know their field cold; most just cannot turn that knowledge into writing that builds authority or draws clients. The expertise is there, the communication is not, and that is the gap. Drawing on 20+ years in security operations…
CybersecurityFebruary 10, 2026
The regulatory documents are the standards your security program has to satisfy, and most teams never realize they are working from a version that expired. Finding and reading the right ones is half the compliance battle. Here is how to…
Book MarketingFebruary 9, 2026
Social media makes broadcasting raw emotion effortless, and after a charged event thousands post themselves crying, yelling, even threatening. Feeling it is natural; publishing it is the trap, because the internet forgets nothing and the consequences arrive long after the…
CybersecurityFebruary 9, 2026
The email looked perfect, professional, polished, a serious ghostwriting project worth $90,000. The scammer spent a full month building trust before the trap sprang: an overpayment scheme designed to leave me $4,000 in the hole. The longer these cons run,…
CybersecurityFebruary 9, 2026
I have been scammed twice, once by a con who spent a month building trust before springing a $90K overpayment trap, once by a fake businessman harvesting content through paid samples. Both were sophisticated, and both exploited blind spots every…
CybersecurityFebruary 8, 2026
Testing is the hardest job in most IT departments and the place projects quietly die. After years in operations, the sheer lack of it still stuns me, shipped code that would not run, programs never tested at all. Real testing…
CybersecurityFebruary 8, 2026
I have been online since dial-up and working with computers since the 1970s, back before the internet had pictures. Four decades in, I have learned safety the hard way and by watching others pay for their mistakes. This is not…
CybersecurityFebruary 5, 2026
Security is mostly dull work nobody wants to do, patching, access reviews, backups, and it is also the entire job. Two decades in, the one time everything broke, it was backups that saved us, barely: a triple failure, snapped tapes,…
CybersecurityJanuary 29, 2026
Attackers rarely come through the firewall; if they do, you were sloppy, because the firewall is the easy part. The real vectors are social engineering and the insider, and the insider is the most common and most overlooked. Two decades…
CybersecurityJanuary 22, 2026
I wrote a company's security policies against NIST CSF and 800-53, and now I ghostwrite books for the leaders who do this work. Most policy documents fail for two reasons: nobody knows who owns each step, and nobody knows which…
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