Culture & People

11 Jun 2026

Upskilling in the face of AI

AI tools like Anthropic’s Mythos are becoming so capable that even elite ethical hackers will soon struggle to keep up

AI is creating a new cyber-skills gap

10 Jun 2026

The organisations that build AI-ready security teams today will be best placed to manage the threats of tomorrow

The American view: Why the future of internships may lie beyond the office

08 Jun 2026

Summer is traditionally “intern season” in the USA. This year, I’m running a session of mine outside the office. By Keil Hubert

The Associate Cyber Security Professional registration

06 May 2026

The newly launched Associate Cyber Security Professional title is the first formal step onto the UK Cyber Security Professional Register

Effective cyber-skills development

17 Apr 2026

In cyber-skills development, being busy and being ready aren’t the same

01 Apr 2026

Bonnie, Clyde and the investigation that resolved it

What begins as a routine complaint develops into a test of how far HR should go to verify claims in the workplace.

AI won’t kill entry-level cyber-security jobs, but it will redefine them

30 Mar 2026

If AI absorbs the tasks that have been traditionally training new cyber-security professionals, how do we develop the next generation of expert talent?

New rules, rising threats: why lean IT teams must rethink cyber-securitySponsored by CORO CYBER SECURITY

04 Mar 2026

As regulations such as NIS2 and DORA tighten and cyber-attacks grow more sophisticated, mid-sized UK organisations face enterprise-level expectations without enterprise-level resources

The American view: The performance review Hunger Games

03 Mar 2026

The appearance of friendliness in an American workplace is often an act; real friendships are rare, precious, and terrifying to upper management.

The American view: Are we asking the right questions in job interviews?

06 Feb 2026

Interviews often reward polish over honesty. That may be comfortable, but it comes at a cost.

05 Feb 2026

Culture & People

Upskilling in the face of AI

AI is creating a new cyber-skills gap

The American view: Why the future of internships may lie beyond the office

The Associate Cyber Security Professional registration

Effective cyber-skills development

Bonnie, Clyde and the investigation that resolved it

AI won’t kill entry-level cyber-security jobs, but it will redefine them

New rules, rising threats: why lean IT teams must rethink cyber-securitySponsored by CORO CYBER SECURITY

The American view: The performance review Hunger Games

The American view: Are we asking the right questions in job interviews?

A human-first guide to red teaming

The American View: Tattoos, Truth, and Taking Charge — A Case for Radical Workplace Realness

The American View: AI Surveillance in Schools – Safety Net or Privacy Nightmare?

The American View: How Leadership's Knee-Jerk Reactions Wreck Workplace Culture

The American View: When the Nest Empties—but the Cables Stay

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