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Security Series

An ongoing series on AI security, local deployment, and enterprise reality. Start here.

Series Progress 11 of 12 episodes published
EP.1

How I Turned a Gaming PC Into a Sovereign AI Server

The Nuclear Option. Why local AI on gaming hardware beats cloud for sensitive work.

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EP.2

Fear is Fake: Why You're Still Not Running Local AI

I waited 14 days to do a 20-minute task. Here's what I learned about overthinking the setup.

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EP.3

The Fifth Party Problem: Who Pays When AI Agents Go Rogue?

AI agents are making decisions in your name. The liability chain is longer than anyone admits.

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EP.4

Your Local AI Agent Is a Security Risk

Local does not mean safe. The Lethal Trifecta that makes local agents a problem nobody is talking about.

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EP.5

The Clean Room Method

Five steps to stop AI tools from leaking your information. Practical and repeatable.

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EP.6

Your Boss Just Saw What Goldman Did With AI. Here's What Happens Next.

Goldman automated back-office work with Claude. Your leadership team saw the headline. Here is what actually happened.

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EP.7

MCP 101: I Read the Documentation So You Don't Have To

Everyone is talking about MCP. Almost nobody has read the actual spec. I did. Here is what it says.

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EP.8

MCP 102: Claude Already Knows

MCP 101 was the spec. MCP 102 is the behavior. What actually happens when you flip the switch.

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EP.9

Your AI Vendor Just Became a Defense Contractor. Now What?

Anthropic refused five words in a Pentagon contract and got designated a supply chain risk. What that means for your enterprise stack.

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EP.10

Your AI Vendor Just Became a Defense Contractor

Anthropic refused five words in a Pentagon contract. Got treated like Huawei. OpenAI signed hours later. This is what it means when your AI vendor picks a side.

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EP.11

MCP 103: I Gave Claude Code Someone Else's Tools

Community MCP servers work perfectly. Claude chained three of them without being asked. Nobody approved any of it. That's the problem.

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