Mike Miller is a cybersecurity professional and founder who helps organizations improve security. Their LinkedIn posts cover cybersecurity culture, AI security, and faster vulnerability remediation.
Clint Gibler curates TL;DR Sec, a security newsletter featuring selected writing and projects across application security, cloud security, supply-chain security, blue-team defense, red teaming, and AI security.
Shashi Bellamkonda writes about enterprise technology, with a focus on AI infrastructure, cybersecurity, and how organizations can govern AI agents. His posts translate product announcements and security findings into practical questions for IT and business leaders.
Jim Manico writes about application security and how AI is changing cybersecurity work, including vulnerability research, software testing, and fixing security issues.
Ronen Slavin writes about application security, software supply-chain risks, and securing AI-assisted software development. Their posts connect emerging threats—such as AI-driven vulnerability discovery and attacks on build pipelines—to practical priorities for security teams, including remediation, governance, and runtime protection.
Vikramaditya Narayan builds and presents Precogly, an open-source platform for threat modeling that helps security teams map systems, identify threats, and work across teams without commercial-tool licensing costs.
Sandra Carielli shares cybersecurity research at Forrester, including work on post-quantum security, data breaches and privacy, and questions security leaders can ask technology vendors.
Ray Kelly works on cybersecurity research, with a focus on AI-assisted penetration testing and application security. Kelly describes using black-box fingerprinting to help AI testing agents target applications more efficiently, and argues that people with security expertise must review AI-generated code before it is shipped.
Huzaifah S. shares cybersecurity work on LinkedIn, including testing web-application vulnerabilities, responsible disclosure, and learning about malware analysis and API hooking.
Motti Sorani is a cybersecurity entrepreneur focused on application security, software supply-chain risks, and helping teams fix vulnerabilities—not just detect them.
Darius Radford focuses on helping organizations secure how they build and run software. At KnightsWatch Cyber, Radford's posts describe the Secure Software Factory, an operating model that connects software delivery, application security, supply-chain controls, risk management, and protection after deployment.
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