Introduction: Time Flies Today marks the original MacBook 20th anniversary. Twenty years ago, Apple introduced the original MacBook, a 13-inch consumer notebook that replaced both the iBook and the 12-inch PowerBook. It was more...
I spent the last two days at Microsoft R&D Security Days 2026 in Paris. It was a very tight event, with only around ten people from Greece allowed in, and I was lucky to...
There are moments in sports that go beyond the final score. Moments that become part of who we are. For us, the fans of Panathinaikos BC, April 1996 is not just a memory. Panathinaikos...
In an industry that prides itself on precision, rigor, and technical excellence, one would expect cybersecurity purchasing decisions to follow a similarly rational path, driven by data, validated through testing, and ultimately determined by...
At this year’s Cloud Strategy Conference, one theme cut through the noise; organizations are no longer asking if they should move toward an AI-ready cloud, but how fast they can get there without breaking things that matter, achieving...
In the early days of corporate computing, security wasn’t glamorous. It lived quietly in server rooms and behind terminal screens, handled by system administrators who were far more concerned with uptime than adversaries. There...