What if your next digital transformation didn’t stall after a few pilots—but actually scaled across the enterprise? And what if the playbook came from a CIO/CDO who built two programs so effective they became the first Korean success stories recognized by Gartner for global digital transformation excellence? That’s the promise of “Next Digital: Surviving in…
If you’ve ever wondered, “Should I just ban screens?” you’re not alone. It’s an understandable reflex in a world where kids scroll before they can write. But what if that’s the wrong question? What if the smarter move isn’t control, but connection—and the evidence backs it up? That’s the promise of Tech‑Smart Parenting: How to…
You don’t need another hype-y book about AI. You need practical help. If your day is a blur of executive emails, proposal deadlines, messy meeting notes, and last‑minute slide edits, here’s the question that keeps coming up: How do I use AI to move faster and still sound like me? Everyday Excellence with AI: Harness…
What if a book didn’t end when you closed the cover? What if your favorite novel knew what you loved and adjusted—subtly and intelligently—so it felt like it was written just for you? That’s the future Digital Ink explores with uncommon clarity. In this timely, idea-rich book, technologist and systems thinker R. Dale Brunet examines…
If your reports are slow, your “single source of truth” keeps arguing with itself, and your AI pilots look smart but fail in production, you don’t have a dashboard problem—you have a data problem. In today’s AI-powered world, data is either your greatest edge or your biggest risk. That’s why Merrill Albert’s new book, Data…
If your SIEM is quiet, are you safe—or already compromised? That’s the question every security team wrestles with. Today’s attackers live off the land, blend into normal traffic, and hide behind legitimate tools. Alerts alone rarely catch them. This is why cyber threat hunting matters—and why “Cyber Threat Hunters Handbook: Applying advanced analytics, automation, and…
What would Sun Tzu do in your SOC at 2 a.m. during a ransomware incident? Would he rush to isolate hosts, or pause to assess the “terrain” before making the first move? This book asks—and answers—those kinds of questions with refreshing clarity. Know Thy Adversary but first and foremost Know Thyself is a field guide…
What if the internet’s most valuable currency isn’t your data, or even your money—but your attention? And what if the bargain we’ve all been making isn’t neutral at all? If you’ve ever closed an app and felt oddly drained, or watched a movement trend only to get twisted by disinformation, you’ll recognize the world Aarushi…
Is your iPhone as secure as you think it is? If you’ve ever assumed Apple’s “walled garden” makes you untouchable, this book will gently—but firmly—challenge that belief. iOS Hacking in Practice: A Beginner’s Guide to Mobile Security by R.M. Corvus isn’t a doom-and-gloom manifesto. It’s a practical, confidence-building tour of how iOS really works, how…
What if the quiet, technical plumbing of the Internet—things like IP addresses, routing tables, and protocol specs—were actually front lines in global politics? If that sounds dramatic, consider the headlines you’ve seen: proposals to “redesign the Internet,” calls to disconnect a country from the global network, warnings about who “controls” the Internet. Geopolitics at the…
