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A client forwarded me a message from her internet provider a few weeks back. It warned that certain router brands might have security issues and suggested she consider upgrading to a managed service. She wanted to know if she should be worried. I looked at the message and told her two things. First, the warning

I have been saying for a while now that the AI gold rush is moving faster than the guardrails can keep up. Recently, that point made itself. Anthropic, the company behind Claude and one of the AI providers I have generally considered more thoughtful than the rest of the pack, built something called Mythos. It

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Remote worker on phone meeting and on computer

Remote work is not a temporary arrangement that professional services firms are still adjusting to. It has been five years. It is the baseline. Most firms’ security posture still treats it like a guest bedroom situation rather than a permanent part of how the business operates. This is not about blame. The shift happened fast,

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Horizon of Earth from space

Earth Day feels like the right time to talk about technology waste, not because I am particularly sentimental about the occasion, but because most professional services firms are sitting on a device lifecycle management problem that is quietly costing them money. Nobody is talking about it in those terms. I am also going to be

Social security cards

Two years ago, that sentence would have sounded like paranoid fiction. It does not sound like that right now. I want to be clear upfront: I’m not here to argue politics. I genuinely do not care which side of the DOGE debate you’re on. What I do care about is that the data situation quietly

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Accountant working on accounting software on laptop

Tax season is the best stress test your technology will ever get. And it is completely free. You did not ask for it, you cannot opt out, and every year between January and April your systems will tell you exactly where the cracks are. The question is whether you are paying attention. I work with

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