Amit Sinha writes about cybersecurity and digital trust, with a focus on identity and access controls for AI agents and preparing enterprise cryptography for quantum risks. Sinha's posts discuss DigiCert products and initiatives in these areas.
James Allen Regenor is an author and technology commentator who writes about artificial intelligence, quantum computing, blockchain, and data assurance, including their use in defense and aerospace. Regenor also writes about how emerging technology can support teaching and personalized learning.
Bryant D Nielson focuses on helping organizations approach quantum readiness as a cybersecurity governance issue: inventorying cryptographic exposure, assessing risk, planning post-quantum migration, and giving boards evidence of readiness. Nielson also promotes the State of Quantum Readiness Summit.
Ben Volkow shares commentary on post-quantum cryptography and organizational quantum readiness, including cryptography inventories, risk assessment, and migration planning. Volkow's posts describe QIZ Security as helping organizations with that work.
Nick Sullivan works in cybersecurity, focusing on post-quantum cryptography and helping organizations think through its adoption. He also advises and consults with founders and companies on security and privacy technology.
Justin Foster writes about cybersecurity, AI, cloud technology, and security operations. Foster's posts explain how security teams can use data and AI to investigate threats, prioritize action, and manage costs.
Kostiantyn Polosukhin is a software-company CEO focused on manufacturing automation and industrial AI. Their work also covers post-quantum cybersecurity, including HarvestGuard, a tool for finding cryptography that may need migration.
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.
Chaitanya Challa writes and presents about cybersecurity, especially post-quantum cryptography migration and crypto agility: how organizations find cryptographic dependencies and update systems without disrupting operations. Their work also connects quantum security with identity and autonomous AI agents.
Ian Ure writes about programme control and delivery, focusing on how leaders can spot operational problems early, test progress against evidence, and act before delays, rework or lost value grow. Ian Ure also comments on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and digital transformation.
Duncan Trawick shares cybersecurity content on PKI and digital trust, including certificate management, post-quantum readiness, supply-chain security, and machine identity for AI systems. Their posts also discuss Keyfactor products and company content.
Alex Pruden writes about quantum computing, post-quantum cryptography and cybersecurity, explaining how technical developments affect the security of digital assets and other cryptographic systems.