Programming

The Van Rossum of Security: Python's Legacy

If Lex Can Do It, We Can Do It

In 2026, Python is the most popular language by far. The ease of its syntax is second to none. Some have considered Python a four-plus-generation language. Its human-like comprehension transcends it beyond a pure fourth-generation programming language.

So why do we not have a truly modern language? Finger-pointing time: Van Rossum.

Verifiable Mission Assurance: Prediction Reckoning

As a defense company, we are subjected to a variety of protection regulations. Some of those are cyber requirements (such as CNSA), others are information-protection matters (classification levels), and some deal with the physical security of your company's assets (FPCON). These defense priorities are enforced by our

Perils Of Phone Collection

Why Do We Care? Sigray catchers, commonly/legally sold in the US, can catch IMEI numbers and conversations. This is scary, as a bad actor could hinder on US persons, businesses, or agencies. In the spring of 2017, OSINT claimed that the Chinese were able to break INMARSAT in 90

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