Jack Cable publishes practical security guide after record theft and PHP incidents
HankYeomans · x · 2026-11-04
Jack Cable has published A Practical Guide to Security in November 2026, calling the past few weeks rough for security: within a two-week span the industry saw the largest theft in recorded history plus PHP-ecosystem incidents. The guide compiles the highest-impact actions teams can take today; he suggests sending it to whoever owns security at your company.
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