Brian Greenberg

@briangreenberg.net

CIO/CTO, Forbes contributor, CyberSecurity Professor @ DePaul, systems thinker, hiker, entrepreneur, philosopher, actor, improviser, storyteller, & coffeehouse addict. 📍Chicago, IL 🦋🥾☕️🎭🤖🪴✍️ https://linktr.ee/brian.greenberg https://briangreenberg.net

The part that gets me is the asymmetry. The vendor sees the toggle, IT sees nothing until data is already moving. Feature flags ship faster than any approval workflow, so your inventory is stale the day you write it. The only place to catch it is where the interaction happens.

Even though this isn’t a true photo or from a real town, this is the kind of attitude I can get behind. This reminds me of the personality of Fremont/Seattle, Washington when I lived there. A real town with a real personality. We should have more of this in real life, a lot more whimsy.

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Chinese spies hid in medical and military research networks for over a year. The data theft was enabled by a built-in Google Workspace admin rule that BCC'd sensitive email to a Gmail account. No malware needed for that part. www.theregister.com/research/202... #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

PRC-linked spies hid inside medical and military networks for more than a year, snooping through Gmail and stealing data

Google says the intruders were on the hunt for everything from drone tech to pathogens

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 Finally, an agentic AI feature I actually want. Apple Intelligence can log into your accounts and reset a hacked password on its own. Password hygiene is the one thing almost nobody keeps up with, and this just handles it. gizmodo.com/apple-intell... #AI #InfoSec

Apple Intelligence Can Change Your Passwords for You When You Get Hacked

Agentic AI and security are normally at odds, but this Apple Intelligence feature could be a lifesaver.

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Google's defense for false AI Overviews: don't blindly trust them. But the product only works if you do? A German court caught the contradiction and held Google liable for what its AI says. Always 'Trust, but Verify!' arstechnica.com/tech-policy/... #AI #RiskManagement #TrustButVerify

Nobody needs AI to search the Internet, court says in ruling against Google

Google AI Overview court loss in Germany could spell doom for AI search industry.

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Google Cloud Next, still processing 260 product announcements. For CIOs: every AI agent now gets a cryptographic ID & audit trail. Google built the governance stack. Looking forward to diving into Gemini & Chrome Enterprise cloud.google.com/blog/topics/... #GoogleNext #AIGovernance #CIO

Google Cloud Next 2026 Wrap Up | Google Cloud Blog

A whirlwind recap of Google Cloud Next 26, including a synopsis of over 250 product, customer and ecosystem announcements.

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