You also need to protect where logs are stored. If an attacker gains local administrative privileges, having the log on the same disk is not enough. Correct. Auditd helps detect tampering and leaves traces of many changes, but an adversary with sufficient control can try to manipulate
Some will respond: ‘That's what tests are for.’ Aren't they enough? They're essential, but they're not enough. Tests verify what you decided to check. They don't automatically cover business intent, reputational impact, or every effect of a system connected to twenty others. So, which practices become
Think of a waiter. In a blocking system, they take an order and stand motionless watching the kitchen until the dish is ready. In an asynchronous system, they take the order, let the kitchen work, and serve other tables in the meantime. But if there is only one tiny kitchen and a hundred complex orders, the most effi
My position is clear: I want Google to move forward with Gemini on desktop, but I do not want a super-app that turns delegation into an act of faith. I want an assistant that can work with my files, yes, but within limits I can understand. I want it to connect applications, but for it to be just as easy to discon
What if the best artificial intelligence engineer is the one who makes sure they are no longer needed?
AI and work are changing how decisions are made: using artificial intelligence is no longer enough; you need to know when to trust, verify, or be skeptical. Automation is turning professionals into system supervisors capable of detecting errors, biases, poor data, and convincing but wro
Want to move around the terminal faster without turning it into dangerous magic? Two old tricks deserve another chance: `cd -` takes you back to the previous directory, perfect for switching between two projects; and `pushd` with `popd` creates a stack of locations so you can explore and return without memorizing pat
What if the attack does not come from a hacker, but is hidden inside the document your agent just read?
What if the “human in the loop” is only there to click approve?
What if AI were not saving you effort, but getting you hooked on working nonstop?
Can a company be on the United States blacklist and still be connected to the artificial intelligence chip business? Yes, if the answer depends on how it is organized.
Enterprise AI, Microsoft, and Claude come together in a new battle: taking artificial intelligence from the demo to real business processes.
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