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Jonathan Armstrong

United Kingdom
As seen in: British Ecological Society (Wiley), Nature, Wiley Online Library, Law.com, Legaltech News, Cell Press, Computer Weekly, Arizona Daily Star, Newswise, Lexology and
Compliance & technology lawyer, looking after international (mainly US) clients with experience of working on issues in more than 60 countries
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OpenClaw Exposes the Real Cybersecurity Risks of Agentic AI

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By Jonathan Armstrong
| Infosecurity Magazine
One of today’s hot topics in infosec is Agentic AI. For senior leaders it looks like magic – reduce your headcount, be more efficient and move more quickly. But does the hype match the reality. And do business leaders understand the security risks? Agentic AI typically involves one AI system orchestrating multiple other tools or agents to execute a chain of tasks.
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O native trees, O native trees

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By Jonathan Armstrong
| The Peterborough Examiner
Editor’s note: GreenUP grew over 5,000 native plants in 2025 and supported the planting of hundreds of others. In celebration of these restoration efforts, along with newly installed tree identification signage at Ecology Park, GreenUP will highlight a few select native trees in a three-part series over the holidays.
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Hired to Hack: Protecting Your Business from Remote Recruitment Scams

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By Jonathan Armstrong
| Infosecurity Magazine
If you are responsible for protecting your organization’s systems, data, or operations, the biggest threat may not come from hackers outside, but from the very candidates you hire. With remote work becoming the norm, companies can access talent from around the world. At the same time, this opens the door to candidates using false identities, fake CVs, or other tactics to secure positions.
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