Enterprise security, Zero Trust, and protecting digital identities.
There's a lot of lore building up around Claude's intelligence and a lot of it is... overstated. I wrote a level-headed piece on what the model can and can't actually do in a cyber
Healthcare is the most exciting and most terrifying space for agentic AI. The agents could genuinely help — but the data they touch is protected by HIPAA-level rules and patients d
You probably heard about the Notepad++ supply chain alert. I wrote it up because it's a perfect illustration of where security battles are being fought now — in the build pipeline,
I did a deep-dive analysis of the Freedom.gov launch from a privacy and security angle, and it's genuinely interesting — a rare case where a government platform publicly commits to
I wrote a piece on data protection law compliance and the core argument is simple: privacy regulations stopped being a legal hurdle and became a product differentiator. For startu
When you give an agent tools, you give it credentials, and that's where enterprise security starts breaking. I wrote about this because it's the question I get asked most by client
I researched this pretty deeply and the stat that got me: the average cost of a data breach in the Middle East is $8.75M — second highest globally. That changes the ROI math on sec
We finally shipped MetaForge. It's the tool I wished existed for handling media files on Linux without phoning home to some cloud service. Privacy-first, open source, and it runs
Big milestone for us internally: we shipped the MoTekLab Proxy Suite. It's designed for privacy-respecting web scraping and research, with rotating proxies and clean tooling built
I covered the cloud repatriation trend and it's easy to misread. Companies aren't fleeing the cloud out of nostalgia — it's cost, data sovereignty, and control economics kicking in
