Fiction

In Demystifying SIEM, Dr. David A. Manford successfully bridges the gap between complex infrastructure engineering and the human realities of running a Security Operations Center (SOC). While most cybersecurity texts hyper-focus on code snippets, vendor-specific

Many of us have been there when the traditional approach to enterprise security was built on a mountain of text files, which consist of endless lines of logs telling us what happened and not the

What happens when a man loses nearly everything he has worked for and decides he will never allow himself to be powerless again? That question sits at the heart of Moshea’s upcoming thriller, Bayek: Heads

Rain can strip people down to their true selves. Standing in a downpour for six hours performing a thankless task can help reveal who really cares about his fellow man. Some people take a look

What if the future of humanity did not have to be shaped by endless competition, division, inequality and fear? That question sits at the heart of one of the most thought-provoking ideas in The Open

Most people describe life as a single journey. Daniel Arie’s story feels more like a collection of separate lives, each shaped by a different country, profession, relationship, challenge and reinvention. That idea is at the

Step into the mysterious world of The Inheritance by Deborah Wales—a haunting story where family secrets, an ancient pendant, and a mysterious ancestral Hall bring the past dangerously close to the present.What happened to the

Some readers pick up military books for the history. Others are drawn to the personal stories behind the uniforms, deployments and major events. Gary Wayne Gray’s three-book series offers both, while adding something equally important:

For many travelers, islands bring to mind white-sand beaches, calm water and long afternoons in the sun. But for adventure seekers, an island can be much more than a place to relax. It can be