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6 operator-grade essays on AI Security. Analysis from a three-time CIO 200 Global Champion with 55+ production AI agents shipped.
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The FCC Router Ban: Why Your Home Network Is Still Exposed
The FCC banned new foreign-made consumer routers over national security. That fixes a supply chain, not your house. What I actually run at home, and why.
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AI Agent Security: The Six Controls That Actually Matter
88% of organisations had an AI agent security incident last year and 61% traced back to over-permissioned credentials. The control layers that stop an injected agent.
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MCP 2026-07-28: What Changed and What It Moves Onto You
The new MCP spec goes stateless, aligns with OAuth 2.1 and OIDC, and adds versioned extensions. What enterprise teams must now own, and how to plan the migration.
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The Five Eyes AI Security Statement: A Board Briefing
In June 2026 the Five Eyes cyber agencies told leaders the AI threat timeline is months, not years. What the statement says, ASD's role for Australia, and five things boards should action now.
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Is ChatGPT Safe for Australian Businesses?
Is ChatGPT safe for your company data? A practical 2026 guide to the free-vs-enterprise divide, real risks, Australian Privacy Act duties, and a safe-use checklist.
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Claude Code Source Leak: What Happened, What Was Exposed, and Why It Matters
What the Claude Code source-map leak actually exposed, why it matters for AI dev-tool security, and the concrete controls engineering leaders should put in place this quarter.
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