Kelroy James Supply Chain & Cyber

29/09/2026

Every AI Agent Is Becoming An Identity
Cybersecurity has spent years improving the management of human and machine identities. Users are provisioned, assigned roles, required to use multifactor authentication, restricted through least privilege, monitored and eventually deprovisioned.

The same disciplines increasingly need to apply to AI agents. An agent that can access Microsoft 365, GitHub, a financial system or an internal database effectively has an identity. If it can call an API, execute code or modify a configuration, it has privileges and authority that need to be managed just like any other privileged identity.

AI agents are moving from answering questions to taking action, creating a new cybersecurity attack surface for businesses and government.

28/09/2026

A self-healing network
During the pandemic, many people questioned why lifesaving medical equipment, including personal protective equipment and ventilators, became scarce or difficult to source. Those shortages heightened awareness of the supply chain's fragility and the impact that network disruptions can have on human life.

The good news, Choi explains, is that this awareness helped accelerate modularization.

"The global supply chain, on its own, started to heal itself," he says.

Supply chain resilience is about more than producing products efficiently, meeting deadlines, and making a profit. It's about ensuring that the resources communities need to survive and thrive, including food, medicine, technology, and other essential goods, remain accessible during disruptions. In a world where shocks can quickly cross borders and industries, resilient supply chains are vital to protecting public health, human safety, and the economic stability on which society depends.

Globalization has made it easier than ever to conduct business, connect with suppliers and customers, and move food, technology, medical supplies, and consumer goods across borders. But that global reach also leaves supply chains vulnerable to disruptions, including pandemics, natural disasters, and...

14/08/2026

Beginner to Advance
Learn how to become an elite ethical hacker and easily hack networks, computer systems, web apps

Learn how to become an elite ethical hacker and easily hack networks, computer systems, web apps

14/08/2026

Introduction to Dark Web, Anonymity and Cryptocurrency
Learn to access Dark Web, Tor Browser and know about Bitcoin cryptocurrency.

Learn to access Dark Web, Tor Browser and know about Bitcoin cryptocurrency.

14/08/2026

The Cambridge ERA:AI Fellowship Winter 2027 has opened applications for its upcoming 10-week research programme in Cambridge, United Kingdom, offering aspiring researchers and professionals an opportunity to work on technical safety, AI governance and technical AI governance.

The Cambridge ERA:AI Fellowship Winter 2027 has opened applications for its upcoming 10-week research programme in Cambridge, United Kingdom, offering

09/07/2026

Bermuda is increasingly seen as a leader in blockchain regulation and the development of crypto-based financial services.
In January 2026, the country’s prime minister, David Burt, announced plans to transition Bermuda toward becoming the world’s first fully on-chain national economy.
The move to being on-chain is viewed as a way of lowering transaction costs, improving access to dollar-denominated payments, and keeping economic value circulating locally.

Bermuda has long had a positive attitude toward crypto and is pursuing plans to become the world’s first fully on-chain national economy.

04/07/2026

One of the biggest myths about blockchain technology is how its anonymity is used for shady activities. From reports about individuals and bad actors allegedly attempting to move illicit funds using digital assets, to narratives stating that blockchain provides criminals a way to disappear.

It is an understandable assumption, but it is also one of the biggest misconceptions about blockchain technology.

One of the biggest myths about blockchain technology is how its anonymity is used for shady activities. From reports about individuals and bad actors allegedly attempting to move illicit funds using digital assets, to narratives stating that blockchain provides criminals a way to disappear. It is an...

03/07/2026

Hi everyone, From my years managing complex defence logistics in the Royal Navy to my current focus on architecting Proof of Authority frameworks, I know firsthand that maintaining an immutable chain of custody isn’t just theoretical; it’s critical infrastructure. This week’s news perfectly il...

21/06/2026

AI is evolving from a passive "co-pilot" into an autonomous "driver" of the economy. In fact, industry leaders predict that the primary users of blockchains will soon be AI agents, utilising the blockchain as a secure back-end while hiding its complexities from human users entirely. Here are the three core takeaways for today's episode:

• AI Will Dominate Real-World Assets (RWAs): AI agents are poised to take over the autonomous management of tokenised real-world assets, a market that has already surpassed $25 billion in on-chain value. Instead of relying on humans, these agents will instantly verify asset issuance, execute complex cross-chain arbitrage strategies, and even vote in protocol governance on behalf of users.

• Tokens Are the New AI Passports: To support this new era of "agentic commerce," financial giants like Visa and Mastercard are building trusted frameworks using tokenised credentials. Token Service Providers (TSPs) are becoming a critical security layer, verifying that an AI agent actually has the human's permission to spend funds before a smart contract transaction goes through.

• The 2026 Cybersecurity Crisis: Giving autonomous AI direct access to smart contracts introduces massive risks. Because agents operate at machine speed, a compromised bot or a simple AI "hallucination" could drain a protocol's treasury before human developers even get an alert. To survive, the industry must establish strict cryptographic guardrails and treat AI agents exactly like human employees—giving them specific identities and heavily restricted access limits.

Let's Talk Blockchain · Episode

07/05/2026

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