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Craig Anderson

Craig Anderson focuses on Digital Transformation, with articles exploring Cybersecurity and DevOps. Craig's work has benefited industry professionals with key strategic pivots like migrating to the cloud, adopting agile practices, and successfully implementing automation. 
Trend Analysis: Agentic AI in DevSecOps
DevOps
Trend Analysis: Agentic AI in DevSecOps

The rapid proliferation of AI-powered code generation tools has inadvertently created a new and pressing challenge for software development teams: a downstream bottleneck that stalls delivery and compromises stability. This article analyzes the strategic shift toward agentic AI within DevSecOps platforms, designed to resolve this “AI paradox” by transforming toolchains into intelligent, autonomous partners. An exploration of the competing strategies

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Could a New SCADA Flaw Disrupt Industrial Operations?
Cyber Security
Could a New SCADA Flaw Disrupt Industrial Operations?

With extensive expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and the unique security challenges of industrial control systems, Dominic Jainy is at the forefront of protecting our critical infrastructure. His work involves dissecting complex vulnerabilities in Operational Technology (OT) that keep our power grids, water treatment plants, and manufacturing facilities running. Today, we delve into a recently discovered flaw in a

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Why Is BadIIS Malware Targeting Specific Countries?
Cyber Security
Why Is BadIIS Malware Targeting Specific Countries?

The digital borders that once seemed porous are now being meticulously drawn by threat actors, who are crafting malware with the precision of a cartographer to target specific nations and industries with unprecedented accuracy. A wave of sophisticated cyber operations is signaling a clear departure from the broad, opportunistic attacks of the past. Instead, adversaries are investing significant resources into

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Former Google Engineer Guilty of AI Espionage for China
Cyber Security
Former Google Engineer Guilty of AI Espionage for China

The intricate race for global technological dominance is often fought not on battlefields with soldiers, but within secure data centers by trusted engineers, a reality starkly illustrated by the recent conviction of a former Google employee. A federal jury found Linwei Ding, a 38-year-old software engineer, guilty of systematically stealing trade secrets related to artificial intelligence, a verdict that underscores

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Before AI, Healthcare Must Fix Its Digital Foundation
IT Digital Transformation
Before AI, Healthcare Must Fix Its Digital Foundation

The promise of artificial intelligence in medicine is a powerful and captivating narrative, one filled with algorithms that can detect disease before symptoms appear and personalized treatments tailored to an individual’s unique genetic code. Yet, for the clinicians on the front lines, this gleaming high-tech vision stands in stark contrast to the daily, grinding reality of navigating cumbersome digital systems

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How Will Digital Trends Redefine Utilities by 2026?
IT Digital Transformation
How Will Digital Trends Redefine Utilities by 2026?

A powerful convergence of immense market forces is pushing traditional utility infrastructures to their operational limits, demanding a fundamental shift from reactive maintenance to proactive, intelligent grid management. The sector is navigating an unprecedented surge in electricity demand, largely propelled by the exponential growth of energy-intensive data centers, which strains an already aging infrastructure. This challenge is magnified by the

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Why Is Latin America the New Global Cyberattack Epicenter?
Cyber Security
Why Is Latin America the New Global Cyberattack Epicenter?

With weekly cyberattacks in Latin America and the Caribbean surging to make it the most targeted region in the world, the digital landscape has become a high-stakes battleground. To understand this dramatic shift, we sat down with Dominic Jainy, a leading IT professional specializing in the intersection of artificial intelligence and global security threats. We explored the complex factors fueling

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Is Your TP-Link Router at Risk of Takeover?
Cyber Security
Is Your TP-Link Router at Risk of Takeover?

The small, unassuming box that provides your gateway to the digital world might also be an unlocked door for cybercriminals, leaving your entire network exposed to a silent but complete takeover. A recently disclosed high-severity vulnerability in a popular TP-Link router model underscores a growing threat to home and business networks, proving that the greatest risks can often originate from

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Background Fetch API Vulnerability – Review
Cyber Security
Background Fetch API Vulnerability – Review

The powerful capabilities that allow modern web applications to handle large-scale tasks in the background also introduce complex security challenges that can go unnoticed until a critical flaw is uncovered. The Background Fetch API represents a significant advancement in progressive web applications, enabling more robust offline and background functionality. This review will explore a critical vulnerability (CVE-2026-1504) identified in the

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Nike Investigates Massive Ransomware Data Breach
Cyber Security
Nike Investigates Massive Ransomware Data Breach

The iconic swoosh, a global symbol of athletic prowess and innovation, now finds itself at the center of a high-stakes digital confrontation that could have far-reaching consequences for millions of its customers and the broader retail industry. Sportswear giant Nike is actively investigating a potential data breach after the ransomware group WorldLeaks claimed to have exfiltrated a massive trove of

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Trend Analysis: End-to-End Encryption Scrutiny
Cyber Security
Trend Analysis: End-to-End Encryption Scrutiny

An unprecedented class-action lawsuit accuses Meta of fabricating WhatsApp’s privacy promises, placing the integrity of end-to-end encryption (E2EE) at the center of a global debate. This legal assault, filed in a California federal court, challenges the very foundation of digital trust for over two billion users. The case dissects not only corporate marketing but also the cryptographic principles that underpin

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Microsoft Patches Critical Office Flaw Under Active Attack
Cyber Security
Microsoft Patches Critical Office Flaw Under Active Attack

The familiar and trusted interface of a Microsoft Office document can conceal a significant danger, serving as a delivery mechanism for sophisticated cyberattacks that bypass conventional security measures. In a stark reminder of this threat, a newly discovered vulnerability is actively being used to compromise systems, forcing a rapid response from security teams and software vendors worldwide. This guide provides

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