Tony Bradley

Houston

Editor-in-Chief at TechSpective

Managing Editor at Security Buzz

Articles

Nat Geo’s ‘Underdogs’ Turns Weird Wildlife Into Must-See TV

1 week ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

A portrait of a dusky langur. National Geographic/Karl DaviesFor more than a century, National Geographic has made icons out of elephants, whales, and lions. But what about butt-glowing larvae or manatees that fart to stay afloat? Those unsung misfits finally get their moment in Underdogs, a new five-part wildlife series narrated by Ryan Reynolds. Underdogs is unique among nature documentaries. It is anything but another majestic voiceover about alpha predators.
CrowdStrike And AWS Join Forces To Simplify Security Incident Response

1 week ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

Security teams need speed, not friction—CrowdStrike and AWS now deliver incident response at the ... More click of a button, right where cloud operations already live. gettyCrowdStrike and AWS have launched a new service aimed at reducing the friction and complexity of cloud security incident response. The offering, CrowdStrike Falcon for AWS Security Incident Response, allows AWS customers to activate CrowdStrike’s threat detection and remediation tools directly within their AWS environment.
Why Sally Ride’s Legacy Still Challenges The Culture Of STEM

1 week ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

Astronaut Sally RIde with a headset on in space during her STS-7 flight. NASASally Ride made history on June 18, 1983, when she became the first American woman to launch into space. Her calm precision and unflinching focus made her an icon in STEM—a face of possibility for girls across the country and around the world. But a new documentary from National Geographic, Sally, reveals another dimension of her legacy—one that remained private throughout her lifetime.
Rethinking Compliance In The Age Of Intelligent Agents

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

As AI takes on a larger role in managing compliance, the definition of trust—and who maintains it—is ... More rapidly evolving. gettyCompliance has long been one of the least glamorous aspects of cybersecurity. Necessary, yes—but often repetitive, reactive and resource-draining. That’s changing fast. AI is starting to reason over frameworks, detect inconsistencies and make recommendations about what your business should do next.
The Climate Solution Hiding In Plain Sight

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

A school of sweetlips on a coral reef in Raja Ampat, Indonesia. Silverback Films and Open Planet Studios/Olly ScholeyWe’re drowning in climate headlines. Every week brings more reports about disappearing species, collapsing ecosystems, or yet another environmental tipping point. It’s exhausting. And it’s easy to feel like the damage is too big, too complex, or too far gone to fix.
Why Being Bold Matters in Cybersecurity-and Branding

3 weeks ago | techspective.net | Tony Bradley

Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSIn a sea of sameness in the cybersecurity market, it’s easy to walk away feeling like every company says the exact same thing. “Autonomous.” “Agentic.” “AI-powered.” After a while, it all blends together. But every now and then, a brand cuts through the noise—not just because of a flashy event booth or viral stunt, but because it tells a compelling story with intention behind it.
Gear Tested and Approved: My Top Picks for Dads and Grads This Season

1 month ago | techspective.net | Tony Bradley

With Father’s Day and graduation season around the corner, the pressure is on to find gifts that are more than just thoughtful—they should be useful, durable, and preferably, something the recipient will actually use. I’ve spent the past few months testing out a range of gadgets and gear, and I’ve put together a list of products that I not only recommend—I rely on them myself.
Making Identity Governance Accessible

1 month ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

Identity is the frontline of today’s cybersecurity battles. Whether it’s stolen credentials, over-provisioned access, or dormant accounts, attackers have found that the easiest way in is often through the front door—by posing as someone who already belongs. And yet, for many organizations, the systems meant to manage identity and access are either too costly, too complex, or simply out of reach. This tension is pushing the Identity Governance and Administration market to evolve.
Establishing A Secure Foundation Of Trust For AI Development

1 month ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

Artificial intelligence is changing how we build software. It speeds up development and helps teams ship faster. But with that speed comes a big question: Can we trust the software AI creates? In a world of AI-powered code, trust isn’t a bonus—it’s a must. Why Trust Matters NowAI coding tools like GitHub Copilot and Gemini Code Assist are everywhere. Developers are using them to build faster and automate more. But AI also brings new risks. AI doesn’t just help write code.
Why AI Is The New Cybersecurity Battleground

1 month ago | forbes.com | Tony Bradley

Artificial intelligence has quickly grown from a capability to an architecture. As models evolve from backend add-ons to the central engine of modern applications, security leaders are facing a new kind of battlefield. The objective not simply about protecting data or infrastructure—it’s about securing the intelligence itself. In this new approach, AI models don’t just inform decisions—they are decision-makers. They interpret, respond, and sometimes act autonomously.