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Cybersecurity Insights

Perspectives, research, and practical guidance from JSL's cybersecurity experts

2026

Q&A with our CISO

No Stone Unturned: What AI Reveals About Cybersecurity Risk

For Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we sat down with JSL Chief Information Security Officer Avery Moore to revisit some of the issues we discussed with him a year ago. No surprise, artificial intelligence dominated the conversation. But Avery’s perspective went beyond what AI can do. He talked about what happens when attackers and defenders both get faster, why organizations still struggle with basic security practices, the skills we risk losing through automation, and one major technology risk that AI may be pushing out of the spotlight.

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'The Grind' — cybersecurity work no one talks about, but everybody depends on

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The Human Element: Defending Against Social Engineering

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Scarier than Halloween: My Brush with Identity Theft

Q&A with our CISO

We caught up with JSL's Chief Security Officer Avery Moore to hear what keeps him up at night — and what makes him optimistic.
In this Q&A, Avery talks about why social engineering still works, why the "grind" matters more than most people realize, and how federal teams can keep their footing while the pace of change keeps accelerating.

“What worries me probably the most is just the sheer speed at which our industry is moving.”

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