Executive Director U.S. AI & Cybersecurity ISAO
Cyber Eagle
Yale | Harvard | Cornell | MIT
CyberSec | AI
Silicon Valley
Views expressed are solely my own
@YouTube Because GoogleOne now includes the dreadful YouTube Premium Lite I am unable to have my YouTube Premium Family plan.
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I was trying to give your company MORE money and now it gets less.
Palo Alto's numbers are not a vendor story.
They are a SIGNAL.
The market is repricing readiness.
The institutions that move now will defend the transition.
The ones still debating tooling will be defended FOR.
Palo Alto Networks just posted 31% revenue growth.
Raised guidance.
Logged 1,200 customer inquiries in weeks about AI-powered attack preparedness.
The SaaSpocalypse never came.
AI is not disrupting security.
It is ACCELERATING it.
I see the gap clearly.
Most security programs were built for a slower adversary.
That adversary no longer exists.
Leaders who treat AI security as a line item will lose freedom of action before they realize the environment changed.
If you are responsible for allied resilience, critical infrastructure defense, or national cyber strategy...
This is the framework.
Read the full article: [LINK]
Sovereign control and collective defense are now in direct conflict.
Every nation wants full visibility into the threat.
Every nation also wants to control what it shares.
I wrote Article 6 to synthesize the entire campaign thesis.
The diagnosis.
The architecture.
The requirements.
The path forward.
For leaders who need clarity, not reassurance.
If you're responsible for defense, infrastructure, or allied coordination, this is the conversation we need to have.
Read the full piece.
Then tell me where I'm wrong.
Keeping humans in the loop is becoming the unsafe option.
Not because humans make bad decisions.
Because the threat moves faster than any approval chain was designed to handle.
I wrote the full framework in Article 3.
How mission command translates to AI-era defense.
What guarded agency looks like operationally.
Why decision latency matters more than capability gaps.