A Scared Team Is Your Biggest Attack Surface
A scared employee hands over access to avoid a manager's wrath, the exact move social engineering exploits. Why psychological safety is a security control.
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A scared employee hands over access to avoid a manager's wrath, the exact move social engineering exploits. Why psychological safety is a security control.
The cyber insurance application is a security audit in disguise. What underwriters check in 2026, the AI exclusions creeping in, and when coverage is real.
An MCP server lets Claude and other agents call your Phoenix app directly. How to ship one with Hermes: auth, transport, and safe tool boundaries.
I open-sourced the AI operating system I run daily: a git-versioned markdown vault, cross-repo wiring, and a nightly ingest loop. Fifteen minutes to set up.
Classic SRE postmortems can't explain agent incidents. The sections to add (decision-time context, autonomy rung, permissions delta), with a template.
Why auto-filling an enterprise security questionnaire backfires on an AI startup: the answers that kill deals, and the questions your SOC 2 won't cover.
Your accumulated agent memory is a bet on one vendor's format. Build a portable, git-versioned knowledge layer any agent can read instead.
The Claude Code plugins that earn a permanent slot in my stack, sorted by what they actually change: my process, my domain expertise, or just friction.
I shipped more code in 2026 than the previous four years combined. The commits are real. The productivity is real. What I lost is harder to measure.
An homage to Peter Welch's Programming Sucks, updated for agents: a genius intern with amnesia, hallucinated packages, and a closet that eats your auth layer.
Prompt injection defense a five-person team can ship in a week: trust boundaries, least-privilege tools, approval gates, and what not to build yet.
Most AI agent frameworks reinvent a job queue badly. Oban already is one: durable, idempotent, retry-aware. Run an agent loop that survives a deploy mid-run.