Sophos Threat Research / AI Research work

Other reports can be found on my author page here.

Ars Technica (staff and recent freelance)

• Machine learning, concluded: Did the “no-code” tools beat manual analysis?
• Setting our heart-attack-predicting AI loose with “no-code” tools
• No code, no problem—we try to beat an AI at its own game with new tools
• How to make critical infrastructure safer—there’s a long way to go
• Information security gets personal: How to protect yourself and your stuff
• Securing your digital life, the finale: Debunking worthless “security” practices
• Securing your digital life, part three: How smartphones make us vulnerable
• What a “converged battlefield” means to the future of air… I mean, joint warfare
• Securing your digital life, part two: The bigger picture—and special circumstances
• Securing your digital life, part one: The basics
• Ars AI headline experiment finale—we came, we saw, we used a lot of compute time
• Our AI headline experiment continues: Did we break the machine?
• Feeding the machine: We give an AI some headlines and see what it does
• Is our machine learning? Ars takes a dip into artificial intelligence
• Old school: I work in DOS for an entire day
• SitRep: Is the F-35 officially a failure?
• Touch of gray: The Air Force can’t retire the Boeing 707
• The connected battlespace, part two: The fault in our (joint) stars
• The history of the connected battlespace, part one: Command, control, and conquer
• You can’t unsee Tedlexa, the Internet of Things/AI bear of your nightmares

A full archive of my work at Ars Technica can be found here.

Earlier works

As I find reliable archives of articles from Defense Systems, C4ISR, eWeek, , Baseline, Enterprise Developer and Java Pro, Information Week and GCN articles, I’ll post them here. But given the companies I wrote those articles for are mostly defunct…