Tony Bradley

1 week ago | techspective.net | Tony Bradley

Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSThe rise of artificial intelligence has opened up exciting possibilities, but it’s also creating new challenges–particularly for cybersecurity. I sat down with my friend Sam Curry, Global VP and CISO in residence at Zscaler, for an in-depth conversation about the ways AI is transforming cybersecurity, how it’s being adopted across industries, and what organizations need to do to keep pace with these rapid changes.

1 week ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

From generative models to agentic AI, artificial intelligence promises to drive innovation across industries. However, as organizations increasingly integrate AI into their operations, a critical challenge arises: how do you secure something as dynamic, autonomous, and complex as AI? The answer is clear—just as cloud computing required a shift toward cloud-native security tools, AI demands a new breed of security solutions designed specifically for AI's unique needs.

1 week ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

Cybersecurity professionals have been playing catch-up for far too long. As infrastructure grows more dynamic, distributed, and complex, our tools and strategies have remained fragmented—split across cloud-native silos, network perimeters, and isolated threat detection platforms. And while the industry loves to talk about "visibility," most security teams still operate with a partial and often outdated view of what’s actually happening across their environments.

1 week ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

Tax scams are nothing new, but in 2025, they’re no longer the domain of clumsy phishing emails or suspicious phone calls with thick accents. Today’s tax fraud campaigns are fueled by generative AI, deepfake audio, and smart social engineering that make scams nearly indistinguishable from legitimate IRS communications. The game has changed—and the stakes are higher than ever.

1 week ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

The sinking of the Titanic – one of the most infamous maritime disasters in history – has captured the world’s imagination for over a century. The wreck, resting nearly 12,000 feet beneath the ocean’s surface, has long been a site of scientific inquiry and exploration. Yet, despite numerous expeditions, our understanding of the Titanic has always been constrained by the wreck’s vast and deteriorating remains, submerged in the deep, murky waters. That is, until now.