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Where Your Best Talent Goes Before Numbers Change
July 27, 2026·6 min read
Leadership

Where Your Best Talent Goes Before Numbers Change

Top talent migration signals which roles lose pricing power before data shows it. Watch where ambitious employees go—it's a leading indicator of market repricing.

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August 01, 2020

When NFTs can get troublesome

Explore the complex world of NFTs with Rug Radio's innovative model, blending art, membership, and potential investments. Discover how NFTs extend beyond digital collectibles.

July 01, 2020Opinion

What is Web3?

Explore the transformative potential of Web3, the next Internet era. Discover why understanding this revolutionary concept is crucial in 2022, with insightful resources to deepen your knowledge.

June 01, 2020

Decentalization and Immutability

Explore the significance of decentralization and immutability in NFTs, and why the mantra "not your keys, not your coin" emphasizes the need for true ownership and on-chain freedom.

May 01, 2020Opinion

Blockchain Notes.

Explore quick, insightful musings on the rapidly evolving blockchain world. "Blockchain Notes" offers daily thoughts to help you keep pace with the fast-moving technology landscape.

February 15, 2019

Digital and Crypto Asset Information Security Evolution

As digital securities go mainstream, financial institutions need new security protocols built around irreversible, bearer-instrument transactions — private key control, cold storage, and the security-versus-convenience tradeoff.

November 28, 2017Opinion

Click on malware, Raise your hand

Explore the true nature of cybersecurity threats and discover why viewing hackers as savvy marketers can reshape security training. Learn why encouraging openness about mistakes is crucial for better protection.

November 01, 2017Opinion

Security: We are doomed to repeat it.

Some simple yet secure cipher, easily acquired and easily read, should be introduced, by which means messages might to all intents and…

May 26, 2017Opinion

Disrupt Patching

Patching shouldn’t be so hard.

November 01, 2016Prediction

Jay’s 2017 Information Security Predictions

It’s that time of year when security writers across the globe predict what we can expect from information security in the following year…

October 31, 2016

Review: The Car Hacker's Handbook

A hands-on review of Craig Smith's The Car Hacker's Handbook — why it reads more like a battlefield manual for hobbyist hackers than a cover-to-cover guide, and who should pick it up.

March 09, 2016

Kevin Chung

Welcome to Season 2 and Episode 19 of the Building a Life and Career in Security Podcast.

March 07, 2016

10 Minute Call with an IRS Scammer

9 = 38am on Friday, the phone rings with a call from Tulsa, OK. I’m not sure I know anyone in Tulsa so I let it go to voicemail. Odd, they…

Jay Schulman — Plan for Thursday