The hottest Substack posts of IntelEdge360 with Bidemi Ologunde

And their main takeaways

Second-Order Consequences

1 HN point • 05 Apr 24
🕹 Technology Cybersecurity Data Analysis
  1. Ryan's routine before high-level intelligence briefings involves distinct activities to prepare mentally and logistically.
  2. In his briefing, Ryan utilizes various intelligence sources like OSINT, HUMINT, and SIGINT to analyze cyber threats and their implications on global operations.
  3. Scenario planning helps organizations like Ryan's client in the Middle East prepare for various cyber threats, fostering resilience and strategic foresight to navigate digital complexities.

Operation Golden Dome

0 implied HN points • 29 Mar 24
🕹 Technology Cybersecurity Internet Data Privacy
  1. The post discusses an incident involving DDoS extortion and MX record tampering in Denver, Colorado.
  2. The protagonist, Emily, arrived in Denver for a visit, experiencing a smooth journey despite thunderstorm forecasts.
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Perverse Incentives and Bad Outcomes

0 implied HN points • 01 Apr 24
💼 Business Marketing AI Acquisition Brand Revenue
  1. A brand marketing agency in Orlando saw growth by quickly adopting AI technology for creativity and productivity.
  2. The agency's revenue increased, and they expanded their client base within the tourism, health, fitness, and entertainment industries.
  3. There were talks of the agency acquiring a smaller ad agency in Tampa, hinting at further growth and success.

Sky-High Risks: The Hidden Dangers of Airplane WiFi

0 implied HN points • 25 Mar 24
🕹 Technology Cybersecurity Costs Regulations User Experience
  1. Airplane WiFi can pose significant cybersecurity risks, highlighting the need for comprehensive strategies to protect operations, data, and passenger privacy.
  2. Airplane WiFi operates through air-to-ground (ATG) and satellite connectivity, with various speeds and costs associated with each system.
  3. Implementing in-flight WiFi presents challenges such as costs, regulatory hurdles, and user experience variations, but advancements are working towards better connectivity and affordability.