Matilda Bailey brings a wealth of knowledge to the table regarding the security of our modern network infrastructure. As a specialist in next-gen solutions and wireless technology, she has watched the evolution of edge device security closely, particularly as it relates to cellular and next-gen
A single workstation in a remote office quietly uploads a few kilobytes of data every hour, a tiny trickle that bypasses every firewall and alert threshold until an entire corporate identity is sold on a dark web marketplace for the price of a cup of coffee. Unlike the explosive entry of
Matilda Bailey is a distinguished networking specialist with a deep focus on the intersection of cellular infrastructure and next-gen wireless security. With years of experience navigating the complexities of open-source ecosystems, she has become a leading voice in identifying how state-sponsored
The complete dissolution of the traditional enterprise network perimeter has left organizations grappling with an environment where trust is no longer a given but a significant liability. In this current landscape, the old "castle-and-moat" strategy has become obsolete as cloud computing and remote
The modern enterprise environment operates on a foundation of invisible signals that connect surgical robots to diagnostic databases and synchronize autonomous forklifts across massive fulfillment centers. As organizations in sectors like healthcare and manufacturing become increasingly tethered to
The rapid evolution of corporate technology has shifted dramatically from the initial curiosity surrounding generative models to the widespread deployment of fully autonomous agents capable of independent decision-making across complex enterprise workflows and customer-facing interfaces. As these
