eMudhra Chose to Exit Its Certificate Business Rather Than Fix the Flaw Underneath It
On 17 October 2026, a researcher using the handle Wayne was checking the Common CA Database when he found eight
Should C-Suite Leaders Have to Reapply for Their Jobs Every 5 Years?
Executive reapplication is overdue. The average outgoing chief executive lasted just 6.8 years in the corner office in the first
Coaching Culture as Leadership Avoidance
Coaching culture leadership avoidance is easy to miss, because the coaching still looks exactly like coaching should. Organisations that describe
Pre-Mortem: Japan’s Emergency Cybersecurity Package, and the Measure Still to Be Set
Japan’s government approved an emergency cybersecurity package on 6 November, eleven days after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi ordered one. Cabinet
An AI Found 129,000 Software Flaws. Fewer Than Half Got a Patch Count.
Vulnerability remediation has a new bottleneck. Project Glasswing, Anthropic’s partnership scheme pairing Claude with external security teams, verified at least
The €95 Million Phone Call: AI Voice Cloning Reached the Chairman’s Own Desk
Payment authorisation failed at the top of the organisation, not the bottom. Fideuram’s fraudsters did not need to break into
The Great Flattening Won’t Take Every Manager. Here Is What Keeps You Off the List.
Judgement work is what survived when GitLab removed up to three layers of management this year. On 12 May 2026,
Regulation Is the Transformation Lever Nobody Wants to Use
A regulatory transformation lever is usually a deadline wearing a different name. The Digital Operational Resilience Act entered into application
The Phishing Kit That Doesn’t Break MFA. It Relays It.
TA419’s phishing kit is an MFA relay attack: it does not try to break multi-factor authentication. It sits next to
OpenAI Supports Transparency. It Just Will Not Say When.
AI incident transparency was the one thing Singapore’s government asked the world’s leading AI labs for during Singapore International Cyber