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Beware the Sandworm: Shai‑Hulud and the New Shape of Package‑Manager Worms

Beware the Sandworm: Shai‑Hulud and the New Shape of Package‑Manager WormsAaron Gilmore Published on: 2026/01/30

Shai‑Hulud and Sha1‑Hulud 2.0 show how npm worms spread via stolen tokens. Learn how to lock publishing, harden CI, and rotate secrets fast.

China Plant Explosion: First Hours of Incident Command

China Plant Explosion: First Hours of Incident Command

China Plant Explosion: First Hours of Incident CommandAaron Gilmore
Published on: 2026/01/23

What the first hours after a chemical plant explosion require: scene safety, HazMat monitoring, unified command, and protective-action messaging.

Security & Emergency ManagementGovernance, Policy & OversightIncident Field NotesRisk Management & Threat AnalysisEmergency Preparedness & Resilience
Port Strike Deadline: Slow-Motion Incident Planning

Port Strike Deadline: Slow-Motion Incident Planning

Port Strike Deadline: Slow-Motion Incident PlanningAaron Gilmore
Published on: 2026/01/21

Treat port-strike deadlines like countdown incidents: triggers, PACE routing, inventory buffers, and comms cadence to protect deliveries and readiness.

Security & Emergency ManagementGovernance, Policy & OversightIncident Field NotesRisk Management & Threat AnalysisWorkforce/Personnel Security (PerSec) & TrustworthinessEmergency Preparedness & Resilience
Starlink Global Outage: Single-Point Software Failures

Starlink Global Outage: Single-Point Software Failures

Starlink Global Outage: Single-Point Software FailuresAaron Gilmore
Published on: 2026/01/16

Starlink’s July 2025 outage shows “global” systems can share one weak point: the control-plane software that coordinates everything.

Security & Emergency ManagementGovernance, Policy & OversightIncident Field NotesRisk Management & Threat AnalysisInformation & Data SecuritySupply Chain & Third-Party Security
DCA Midair Collision: How Safety Recommendations Trigger

DCA Midair Collision: How Safety Recommendations Trigger

DCA Midair Collision: How Safety Recommendations TriggerAaron Gilmore
Published on: 2026/01/14

How urgent safety recommendations get triggered after major accidents—using the DCA Potomac midair collision as a case in early findings, risk signals, and corrective actions.

Security & Emergency ManagementGovernance, Policy & OversightIncident Field NotesRisk Management & Threat AnalysisEmergency Preparedness & Resilience

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