Posted in Security Architecture on Dec 31st, 2025
New Year´s Eve again. Another year older and, I am happy to say, still not ill. My body reminds me of my age every morning, but it works, and I don´t take that for granted. This was the year the machines started to work. Not just answer questions, but act. Agents that triage alerts, write […]
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Posted in Business, Security Architecture on Dec 17th, 2025
A last business post for the year. What does it cost not to govern AI? It is tempting to see AI governance as a cost and a brake. Policies, inventories, assessments, training. But look at the other side. Data leakage. Confidential information pasted into an external service, or overshared data surfaced by an internal assistant. […]
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This year I have written a lot about automation and AI. Let me end with the opposite question: what should never be automated? I don´t mean never in the absolute sense. Technology moves fast. But today, I would keep a human in the loop for a few things. Actions that can´t be undone. Deleting data, […]
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