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A common criticism of the CISO role is that CISOs are held responsible for security outcomes without having the authority to control the decisions that produce them. That mismatch creates risk for both the organization and the CISO. But simply giving the CISO more authority does not solve the underlying problem.The deeper problem is not…

Wed, 12th Aug 2026 (Today) DENNIS BALTAZARPrincipal Cybersecurity ConsultantAvocado Consulting

With a new semester here, it’s no secret that college tuition in Texas keeps rising. Since last year, the average cost of college in Texas has gone up by2.54%. For many students, that means paying an average of$8,432 for in-state tuition or $18,548for out-of-state students. Those numbers don’t even include rent, food or gas. These…

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Israel’s ambition to become a trillion-dollar economy is usually framed as a question of quantity: more venture capital, more innovation, more unicorns, more infrastructure, and more regional integration. Those goals matter, but they miss the deeper constraint.

Earlier this year, the so-called “SaaS-pocalypse” hit the stock market. Fearing that AI agents and tools like Claude’s Cowork could make traditional software obsolete, investors pulled money out of SaaS companies.

In our previous study, we found that AI visibility is a topic-level game. Winning a single prompt doesn’t automatically make you the brand ChatGPT connects with a category. 

Negotiating better rates for recurring bills is one of those life admin tasks that never gets done. Even with prices going up each year, it’s easier just to stay where I am, especially when I’m in a busy season of life. (Aren’t we all?) 

Over the past 40 years, the emergence of digital technology led to a surge in automation, amplifying inequality even as it increased productivity. Economic growth continued, but it enriched only some groups while punishing many others. This not only precipitated a collapse of shared prosperity; it a…

Updated / Wednesday, 29 Jul 2026 11:49 Analysis: Employers may believe surveillance improves performance, but can employees produce good work if they don't feel trusted? By Nick Turner, University of Calgary and Justin Weinhardt, University of Calgary In June, Canada's TD Bank told staff t…