Issue: Summer 2026

From the Summer 2026 Issue

The Weaponization of Healthcare Technology: Medical Devices on the Cyber Frontline (Part 2)

Author(s):

Colin Clark, Intern, Janos LLC

Dr. Diane M. Janosek, Ph.D., Esq., CISSP, CEO, Janos LLC

Dr. Donna (Brady) Raziano, M.D., MBA, FACP, AGSF, Clinical Care Physician Executive,

From hospitals to battlefields, connected medical technologies are becoming attractive targets for nation-state adversaries, criminal organizations, and cyber actors. This article continues our earlier “Hacking Humans” work, where we projected that medical devices could become … Read more

From the Summer 2026 Issue

The Human Firewall Paradox in the Quantum Era: Why Behavioral Science Must Drive Cryptographic Readiness

Author(s):

Dr. Troy C. Troublefield, DBA, Ph.D., CAIS, CEO, DOC Technology Systems, LLC , Adjunct Professor, Cyberpsychology, Capitol Technology University

Applying Cyberpsychology Frameworks to Close the Organizational Gap in Post-Quantum Migration The Problem: A Technically Solved Crisis with a Behavioral Bottleneck In August 2024, the National Institute of Standards and Technology finalized the first suite … Read more

From the Summer 2026 Issue

Cybersecurity Risks and Artificial Intelligence

Author(s):

Connie Uthoff, Program Director, Cybersecurity Strategy and Information Management (CSIM) Program, The George Washington University College of Professional Studies

Regarded as a pioneer of artificial intelligence (AI) and a recipient of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics, Geoffrey Hinton recently warned the public about the growing risks associated with advanced AI systems.[1] In his … Read more