Category: Featured
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A War on Life (and Order)

There is another war raging right now that has nothing to do with Ukraine, Russia, China, Taiwan, Iran or the United States. It’s a much more costly war than those occupying the majority of the mainstream media’s attention. It is spiritual in nature (Ephesians 6:12), but has practical implications that result in the death of…
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Security for AI (Artificial Intelligence) – Podcast

In early 2024, an employee at a Hong Kong firm was invited to a video call with his company’s chief financial officer and several other coworkers. Everyone on the call looked right, sounded right, moved right. He was instructed to transfer twenty-five million dollars to a handful of bank accounts. He did it. Every single…
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Gospel Treason – A Review

Have you ever wondered if perhaps there is more going on in your life under the surface that you’re just not aware of? Perhaps you recognize your passion is misplaced or that you find yourself unable to understand why you do some of the things you do? The faith group we lead through our church…
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Hanlon’s Razor in Relationships and the Benefit of the Doubt

Hanlon’s Razor and 1 Corinthians 13 teach us that assuming the best of the people we’re in relationships with actually is an opportunity to reflect God’s love to others by giving them the benefit of the doubt. Hanlon’s Razor falls short, but can be helpful.
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A Security Framework Cheat Sheet

Working in Governance, Risk, and Compliance involves understanding security frameworks’ purpose and application. This cheat sheet organizes frameworks into four categories: risk governance, control catalogs, certifiable standards, and laws. Key frameworks include NIST, ISO, and PCI DSS. Learning the underlying controls makes each framework clearer. Ultimately, organizations should prioritize genuine security over mere compliance, as…
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The 6 Kinds of Knowledge — and Why Mixing Them Up Starts Fights

Have you ever wondered why the story your neighbor told you about his chihuahua wearing a tutu is more memorable to you than the names of all the soldiers on a memorial for a past war? Considered how the anecdotal story of a person not receiving healthcare at a hospital seems more convincing than the…
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“What to Do When You’re Hacked: A Plain-English Incident Response Guide”

Maybe someone just called you indicating that they received an email from you that seemed odd. Or, maybe your bank is indicating that you made a transaction that you know you didn’t make and your account’s balance is a little lower as a result. Or maybe your PC is indicating that your files are encrypted…



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