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Feb 28, 2024 | 
cybersecuritypulse.net | Darwin Salazar |Richard Stiennon |Tyler Shields
Welcome to Issue 38 of the Cybersecurity Innovation Pulse! I'm Darwin Salazar, Product Manager at Monad and a former Detection Engineer. Each week, I distill the latest and most exciting developments in cybersecurity innovation into digestible, bite-sized updates.
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Feb 22, 2024 | 
thecyberwhy.com | Tyler Shields |Richard Stiennon
I woke up this morning to an article about Palo Alto’s new push towards a singular platform and their hopes of market capture, written by one of the top analysts in the business, from newsletter. I very much respect Richard, his work, his analysis, and his experience. I even consider him a friend.
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Jan 25, 2024 | 
open.substack.com | Tyler Shields |Ross Haleliuk
In this week’s TCW: Microsoft stumbles and lands face first in the muck, a tech debate that doesn’t devolve to referencing Hitler, what is a ZIRPcorn, the HackerAI vs. CyberAI cage match, and a couple of killer memes.
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Jun 20, 2023 | 
thecyberwhy.substack.com | Tyler Shields
Happy fathers Day to all of the dad’s out there. I had the pleasure of spending Father’s Day with my dad and son as we drove some off-road back trails at the Uwarrhie National Forest. I think we took our fair share of mud and dirt home with us! I hope you had as good a weekend as we did! I didn’t have much time to read and research as I’ve been busy with family, so this week’s newsletter is short.
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Apr 14, 2023 | 
thecyberwhy.substack.com | Tyler Shields
This week's TCW newsletter is one hell of a “spicy meatball.” Details emerged about the demise of SVB while cybersecurity funding took a nosedive. Teslas are taking intimate pictures of their owners, and once again, we can’t avoid writing about the onslaught of AI stories. One AI system even went so far as to try to end all of humanity (good thing it didn’t succeed).
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Mar 31, 2023 | 
thecyberwhy.substack.com | Tyler Shields
Welcome to another TCW Friday newsletter. This week we chat about the call for a moratorium on AI advancement, watch a spooky video of Terminator-sized predictions, connect a funny old movie to Microsoft copilot, and mourn Gordon Moore - one of the all-time greats. We love writing TCW each week - and we hope you love reading it just as much. If you do please share the newsletter on social media. It goes a long way to helping us grow.
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Mar 17, 2023 | 
thecyberwhy.substack.com | Tyler Shields
Last week was a very odd week, for sure. 90% of what I read was related to SVB and the financial fallout that it triggered. The other 10% was about the crazy good efficacy of ChatGPT-4. Everyone has something to say about the latest financial crisis, from armchair financial experts to Nobel-winning economists. Sadly, the discourse around the problem seems to have devolved into a politically charged rage fest.
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Mar 10, 2023 | 
thecyberwhy.substack.com | Tyler Shields
Good morning and hello from The Cyber Why HQ! This week, I’ve been heads down cranking out work for my clients and content for my readers, both with reckless abandon. Building, growing, and surviving seems to be the themes of the day.
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Feb 28, 2023 | 
thecyberwhy.substack.com | Tyler Shields
I know it’s hard to believe but I used to write code. I would never consider myself a developer by trade but I’ve gone through enough education, created enough code from scratch, and built and broken enough applications to have a strong foundation. I’m also experienced enough to know a bit about the history of application development and how things have changed over the past two decades of writing software. What I can promise you is this: we have only just begun to see the impact of these changes.
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Feb 24, 2023 | 
thecyberwhy.substack.com | Tyler Shields
This week in The Cyber Why we cover the poor decision by Twitter to charge for SMS 2FA, a major gaming breach that went unreported for MONTHS, using GPS darts to track criminals, and lessons on how to take a chatbot to some REALLY dark places. Marc Andreessen from venture capital firm A16Z also discusses the AI “woke mind virus” and its impact on sentient beings.
