In 1948, a solitary engineer at Bell Labs published a mathematical paper that no one asked for. That document not only invented the concept of the ‘bit’, but laid the absolute mathematical foundation for the internet, modern cybersecurity, and the massive data compression that makes AI possible today.
When a phishing attack paralyzed one of Spain’s most innovative banks, a chemist-turned-security engineer identified the flaw the entire industry was ignoring. This is the story of Devo: from the cybersecurity trenches of Madrid’s banking sector to the data engine defending the most critical military networks on the planet.
Abraham Wald taught the military that missing data—planes that never returned—held more truth than bullet holes on survivors. This principle remains critical for AI ethics, cybersecurity, and business strategy today.