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Cloud Inflation: The Hidden Costs Microsoft, AWS, and Google Aren’t Telling You
In 2025, cloud computing isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a massive expense line on every IT budget. Global cloud spending is projected to hit staggering figures, but what providers like AWS (Amazon), Azure (Microsoft), and Google Cloud Platform ...
Zero Trust Meets Human Trust: How to Handle the Psychology of Identity Fatigue
Zero Trust security has become the gold standard for protecting organizations from cyber threats. The principle is simple: never trust, always verify. But as IT professionals implement layers of multifactor authentication (MFA), passkeys, c...
AI-Induced Technical Debt: The New Mess No One’s Ready For
Technical debt has always been a lurking shadow—those quick fixes, outdated libraries, and hastily written code that pile up over time, making systems harder to maintain, scale, or secure. But now, enter artificial intelligence: the ultimat...
Your Next Outage Won’t Be a Server—It’ll Be an LLM Prompt: Preparing for Prompt-Driven Incidents
In the not-so-distant past, IT outages were synonymous with hardware failures, network glitches, or software bugs. A server goes down, a cable gets cut, or a misconfigured firewall blocks traffic—and boom, your incident response (IR) team s...
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Rod Trent is a Senior Product Manager for Microsoft. He has spoken many times at many conferences over the past 30-some years and has written several books and hundreds of articles.
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