Author: ALCH
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What Is an MCP? The Model Context Protocol, Explained
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is the open ‘USB-C for AI’ standard that lets agents connect to tools and data through one universal port. Here is what it is, how it works, and why it is the connective tissue behind agentic workflows. Read more
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Agentic Workflows: How Goals Become Verified Results
Hand an agentic system a goal and it plans, acts, checks its own work, and returns a finished result. Here is the six-step loop, the agent crew behind it, and what separates a production-grade workflow from a flashy demo. Read more
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Threat Intel Briefing: Augmented Reality
Arthur C. Clarke’s line about sufficiently advanced technology being indistinguishable from magic gets quoted a lot, usually about something flashy. It applies more precisely to augmented reality than almost anything else in consumer tech — because AR’s whole premise is convincing your senses that two layers of reality are actually one. That’s also the security… Read more
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Threat Intel Briefing: Mixed Reality
Mixed reality headsets don’t just render a digital layer over your living room — they map it. Room geometry, object recognition, hand tracking, often eye tracking. That’s a sensor array most people would never agree to install if you described it plainly, and yet it ships as a gaming accessory. The interesting threat isn’t hypothetical… Read more
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Threat Intel Briefing: Artificial Intelligence
Every incident response job now has an AI-shaped hole in it. Not because the models are attacking anyone directly — but because the attack surface changed the moment organizations plugged large language models into things that used to be simple: customer support, code review, internal search. Each of those integrations is a new door, and… Read more
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