Diamaka Aniagolu

Diamaka Aniagolu is a cybersecurity writer, strategist, and marketer. She helps security companies turn complex technical topics into clear, engaging content that’s ready for business audiences. With 5 years of experience writing for B2B tech, she has created thought leadership, demand-generation materials, and brand stories for top cybersecurity publications and brands, including Dark Reading, Tripwire, Keyfactor, DZone, Palo Alto Networks, and Cobalt.

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The Hidden Rules of Global Scale According to a Veteran SaaS Architect

Sunil Thamatam, a principal software engineer with twenty years...

Interview

Architecting IAM Systems That Secure 100 Million User Credentials

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Cyber Security

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Optimizing an App with Millions of Users: An Interview with Denis Saripov from a Leading Short-Video Platform

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Interview

Efficiency, Balance, and Continuous Improvement: Lessons from the Powertrain for Modern Leadership

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Cyber Security

A CISO’s Pentesting Checklist for Securing Secrets Management Tools

If you think that using a secret management tool is the final step in cyber hygiene, think again. The recent Vault Fault disclosures proved that...

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Ukraine to USA: An Entrepreneur’s Quest to Innovate AI Solutions

Yevhenii Bombela is the epitome of a go-getter, having risen from a project manager to a COO over his 12 years in the IT...

Artificial Intelligence

What C-suite leaders should know about AI chip trustworthiness and sourcing risk?

When China summoned Nvidia over “serious security vulnerabilities” in its H20 AI chip, it was more than a routine regulatory meeting. It signaled that...