Ed Targett is the Founder at The Stack. He specializes in areas such as technology, software, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence, with a focus on topics like AI platforms, drone technology, and network defense. Ed's insights and expertise have been featured in The Stack.
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Ed Targett's articles predominantly focus on software & SaaS and privacy & cybersecurity, with a significant portion of the coverage including press releases and government announcements. Based on this, he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer industry insights or expert commentary related to new technologies, data security trends, and developments in software services.
Given his focus on expert commentary, Ed may respond well to pitches offering interviews with tech leaders or professionals who can provide unique perspectives on topics such as data transformation, cloud migration, AI advancements or cybersecurity challenges. Additionally, given the prevalence of press releases in his coverage attributes, companies looking for media exposure for their technology-related announcements might find success by reaching out to him.
Ed does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned so relevant stories from any location may be suitable for his coverage.
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"We need businesses to take immediate action now.” “We need businesses to take immediate action” Tech sovereignty
By: Edward Targett
A BitLocker "backdoor" remains unpatched, whilst "RedSun", "UnDefend, "BlueHammer" get exploited in the wild.
Let a big fat desktop market and Bias-Aware Manipulation Inference techniques for GUI grounding be your friends
Teases "Multigres" for better horizontal scaling of Postgres
A drive to A2A-based VRP could break Mastercard and Visa’s payments stranglehold
Can a minnow-sized acquisition help it take on Gotham?
"The malware now generates a uniquely encrypted payload for each infection, making hash-based IOCs useful only for a specific package version"
“We're repricing, it feels like, every day"
Plus a fresh exploit from Nightmare Eclypse.
Executives scramble to undo move, which they blamed on a "misunderstanding"
