RevolutionCyber

10/08/2026

After a hacker shared private details about the retail company with a BBC reporter, I’m advising ASOS customers to pay close attention.

I would log into the site and remove credit card information, change passwords and change the passwords of any sites with a shared password.

BREAKING: Asos warns customers about full extent of data breach after BBC contacted by hackers. Last night the hackers sent me a sample. The stolen data is more detailed than Asos said publicly until now. After detailed conversations with our editorial team we deliberately held off publishing to giv...

10/07/2026

We’re proud to celebrate our founder and CEO, Jules Amaka, who was named to Ohio’s inaugural by OhioX and OhioTechNews.

This recognition reflects something that has always been at the center of RevolutionCyber:

“We believe the future of AI and cybersecurity are quintessentially human.”

As AI becomes part of more products, decisions, and everyday work, security cannot only be the function that identifies risk. It has to help organizations make better decisions, build trust, move faster, and create real business value.

That is the work we do at RevolutionCyber.

We help technology and product leaders connect AI, security, human adoption, and economic value so their technology investments actually work for people and produce measurable results.

Our Time to Yes™ model makes the distance between investment, responsible adoption, and business impact visible and actionable.

Congratulations to Jules and to all of this year’s honorees helping move the future of technology forward.

We’re proud to celebrate our founder and CEO, Juliet Okafor, JD, who was named by OhioX and Ohio Tech News, named to Ohio’s inaugural . This award is recognition of our unyielding purpose. She believes, as do our clients, staff and partners, that the future of AI and are q...

01/02/2026

As we head into 2026, a lot of people are trying to be more intentional about their digital lives—cleaner habits, fewer headaches, less stress around technology. We are also having more individuals reaching out for cyber security compromise and scam support.

What we see over and over is that most digital problems don’t come from people being careless or doing something “wrong.” They come from everyday life moving fast. Apps pile up. Accounts stay open. Something feels a little off… and we tell ourselves we’ll look at it later.

This question isn’t a test and there’s no perfect answer. It’s a moment to pause and think about where risk actually shows up for real people—not in headlines, but in daily life.

If anything here feels unclear, ask. If it brings up a personal situation, you’re not alone. And if you’d rather talk something through privately, our DMs are open.

Think of this as a check-in, not a warning. Let’s start 2026 with more awareness and a little more confidence.

Jules Amaka