Digital Security
The Trust Tax: Why People Pay More for Privacy Apps
Free software dominates modern communication. Email, messaging, and collaboration tools are offered at no upfront cost, supported instead by advertising…
AI Surveillance: Are Your Devices Spying on You?
Connected devices operate continuously in the background. They detect voice commands, track motion, and adapt to evolving usage habits. Although the phrase AI…
Browser Privacy Test 2026: What Chrome Really Blocks
A browser privacy test in 2026 produces uncomfortable results. Running Chrome in incognito mode and testing it through the Electronic…
Data Consent, AI Privacy and the EU AI Act Delay
In November 2025, the European Commission confirmed it would delay parts of the EU AI Act that apply to so-called…
Passkey Adoption Reality Check: Did Finance Really Switch?
By the end of 2024, passkeys were technically available across most major banking platforms. Mobile apps supported them. Web flows…
Cloud Security 2026: The Non-negotiable Rules for a Safer Cloud
Cloud Security is no longer a technical checklist. It has become a leadership issue shaped by hard lessons from 2025.…
Xfinity Outage Reveals the Fragile Internet We Depend On
The morning of the Xfinity outage felt strangely familiar to anyone who has lived through a sudden internet blackout. One moment, everything…
Why a Site Reliability Engineer Treats Failure as a Feature
Resilience By Design When you work in technology long enough, you realise something unusual. Systems don’t break because people are careless; they…
How a Single AWS Outage Bug Cascaded Across Industries
The dependency crisis: The latest AWS outage in late October shook the digital world again. It began with what seemed…
Cash App Settlement: What Fintechs Learned the Hard Way
When a payment app stops working, people feel it in real life. They worry about rent, groceries, school fees, fuel,…