Notes & Doctrine.
Short, dense writing on Opaque Clarity Security and failure-aware systems.
Principles over Content.
I don't write for SEO. I write to clarify thinking. Below are the core tenets that drive my work at WeanTech.
Opaque Clarity
The core doctrine: Systems should be black boxes to unauthorized users (Opaque) but completely observable to administrators (Clarity). If you cannot see the state of your system during an attack, you have already lost.
The Cyber–Physical Seam
Attackers do not respect the boundary between "IT" and "Physical Security." A badge reader is a network endpoint. A server rack is a physical asset. Security that treats these as separate domains creates the gaps where breaches happen.
Failure-Aware Design
Assume the breach. Design the response mechanism before the incident. Evidence paths, logging retention, and recovery keys must be engineered, not improvised.