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Chasing Transparency and Trust in the AI Era
Artificial intelligence now enables organizations to personalize services at scale, forecast demand, and identify emerging patterns faster than any human team could manage. But the same data that fuels these capabilities is often deeply sensitive. As AI adoption accelerates, transparency and trust have emerged as decisive factors in whether customers embrace or reject the technology behind the experience.
Morgan Ellis
Dec 22, 20253 min read
CTO responds to Ransomware Threat With Transparency and Cybersecurity Investment
n early November 2025, the global payments firm was targeted by ShinyHunters, a well-known cybercrime group. The attackers accessed a legacy third-party cloud storage system that remained online despite no longer being actively used. The exposed data included internal operational documents and merchant onboarding materials dating to 2020 and earlier.
Morgan Ellis
Dec 19, 20252 min read
PERSPECTIVE: AI Is Not a Witness - HSToday
AI is a powerful assistant.
It is not a witness.
It is not an authority.
And it is never a substitute for human accountability.
Morgan Ellis
Dec 18, 20253 min read
Hackers Unravel Major Fabric Supplier in Cyber Breach
European textile manufacturer Fulgar isn’t a name most consumers know, but it just made headlines for a serious cyber incident. The company confirmed that it fell victim to a fabric supplier cyber breach at the hands of the ransomware group RansomHouse.
Morgan Ellis
Dec 17, 20252 min read
LinkedIn Boosts People Search With New AI Tools
If you’ve ever tried to look someone up on LinkedIn and found yourself playing “keyword roulette,” you’re not alone. For years, the platform’s search box rewarded very literal searches, and unless you typed the exact job title or patiently clicked through a maze of filters, perfectly good matches slipped through the cracks.
Morgan Ellis
Dec 16, 20252 min read
Everest Hackers Claim Massive Under Armour Data Heist
What Does Everest Claim They Stole From Under Armour? Everest says it grabbed about 343GB of internal data. According to the group’s post, the stolen trove includes personal documents tied to clients and employees. They also claim to have obtained sensitive internal records, fueling concerns about internal document exposure and the potential fallout. Everest posted a publicly visible countdown clock in their announcement of the Under Armour data heist, giving the company seve
Morgan Ellis
Dec 15, 20252 min read
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