Month: June 2026

London’s 13th Tech Week has drawn to a close, bringing together technology and political leaders alongside scientists and investors from 130 countries.  This year’s expo unfolded against a backdrop of economic uncertainty, alongside increasing competition for AI investment as governments and businesses come to terms with the technology’s true potential. Declarations of investment in the … Read more

Series Context In Part 3: Delegation, HITL, and Identity Propagation, we covered how to preserve accountability when agents act under human authority, human supervision, or through other agents. In this part, we focus on enforcement: how identity becomes operational through deterministic scope, short-lived credentials, revocation behavior, and MCP-aware authorization. The key question is not only … Read more

Modern URL phishing relies on dynamic pages, credential harvesting flows, client-side scripts, and layered redirect chains. But most SOC workflows are still built around static analysis, making them blind to most of these tactics. ANY.RUN changes this forever with in-browser data inspection. The new technology takes URL analysis to the next level by bringing static and dynamic analysis into one single workflow. Now, every … Read more

Teams researching code quality and security alternatives to SonarQube are rarely looking for another dashboard. They want more relevant findings, faster remediation, less tool sprawl, and a workflow developers will continue using after the initial rollout. SonarQube remains a capable benchmark. Its current platform analyzes bugs, code smells, vulnerabilities, security hotspots, and architecture issues across … Read more

Why an old phone I’d wanted to self-host a small project of mine — a bot I run for myself. The blocker was always the hosting. I didn’t want to rent a VPS and run it remotely, set it up, patch it, keep it alive; and I didn’t want to pay more for a managed … Read more