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Here are my slides from my opening keynote at Nordic APIs Summit 2026, exploring how AI agents are changing API interaction patterns.

My latest research for AI Security University looks at AI tools and resources for pen-testers, red teamers, and bug bounty hunters.

My commissioned feature for Arthur D. Little's PRISM publication analyzes the big shifts underway now that generating code is becoming trivial.

Was happy to participate as a speaker and moderator at SecureMaine on October 8th, 2026.

My latest for LeadDev interviews a Meta engineer who built an agentic system to optimize their capacity planning, leading to real power use savings.

I set out expecting to write an article about how every enterprise was jumping on trendy alternative or "neo" clouds. That ended up not being the case.

Join the virtual AI Pen-Testing Conference to explore how AI is changing penetration testing, red teaming, and the security testing of AI systems.

Counting down to Nordic APIs Summit 2026 in Stockholm, featuring 60+ speakers exploring agentic AI, APIs, MCP, and security.

I covered a Yale and GitHub report on LeadDev that explores developer attitudes on climate change and curbing IT waste.

Does your agent really need access to every tool call under the sun?

I'll be writing a weekly series for The New Stack this fall covering Kubernetes, cloud native, and everything happening on the road to KubeCon in November.

I'm teaming up with Dan Barahona and AI Security University to put together the MCP Security Conference, a free half-day virtual event dedicated to MCP security .

My latest DirectorPlus edition interviews Shopify's head of engineering, Farhan Thawar, on their unique internal engineering culture.

Neoclouds promise cheaper GPUs and AI-optimized infrastructure, but can they really challenge hyperscalers? My feature on InfoWorld explores their advantages, risks, and likely role in AI compute.

My latest for LeadDev interviews IBM's Neel Sundaresan on how to prevent a decades-old issue in software engineering.

The latest advancement in identity and access management (IAM) is something called zero standing privilege. It's a response to new agentic AI risks.

Big surprise: it's way easier to generate new code with AI than to reuse old code. But what are the long-term effects?

Agentic coding tools have become the default. "When we've taken that away accidentally from people, they scream."

My latest for LeadDev considers how engineering leaders should respond in the wake of uncertainty in the AI model market.