A Direnzic Series

The Glasswing Files

A four-part visual series on what Project Glasswing signals for the systems we depend on, and what leadership should do next.

Why this series exists

An expected Glasswing milestone will land in the public conversation in July. Before it does, business and infrastructure leaders need to understand what it signals for the systems organizations and communities depend on.

The Glasswing Files is a four-part visual series leading up to The Direnzic Briefing on June 24, 2026. Each part addresses a different sector and ends with one question: where does this leave your organization?

The Four-Part Series

Part 1 · Released Mythos, Glasswing & the Water Wobble Part 2 · Released Critical Infrastructure Gets the Jitters Part 3 · Released Aerospace and the Trouble with Fancy Wings NEW Part 4 · Released Transit — Patch Me If You Can
Part 1 · The Series Begins

Mythos, Glasswing & the Water Wobble

Released Friday, June 5, 2026

The Glasswing Files Part 1: Mythos, Glasswing and the Water Wobble. A four-panel educational comic introducing Project Glasswing and what it means for water sector cybersecurity. Ends with the question: Are you prepared for the Glasswing vulnerabilities report?
The Question Are you prepared for the expected Glasswing milestone?
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Part 2

Critical Infrastructure Gets the Jitters

Released Tuesday, June 9, 2026

The Glasswing Files Part 2: Critical Infrastructure Gets the Jitters. An educational comic on how shared software, OT/IT convergence, and vendor exposure turn one weak link into a cascade across critical infrastructure. Ends with the question: Who owns your answer before the expected Glasswing milestone arrives?
The Question Who owns your answer before the expected Glasswing milestone arrives?
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Part 3

Aerospace and the Trouble with Fancy Wings

Released Friday, June 12, 2026

The Glasswing Files Part 3: Aerospace and the Trouble with Fancy Wings. An educational comic on how aircraft, suppliers, maintenance tools, and design data all ride on software, and how one careless AI prompt can leak sensitive data. Ends with the question: Can you see your AI and vendor exposure across the full flight path?
The Question Can you see your AI and vendor exposure across the full flight path?
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Part 4 · The Finale

Transit — Patch Me If You Can

Released Tuesday, June 16, 2026

The Glasswing Files Part 4: Transit, Patch Me If You Can. An educational comic on how planes, buses, rail, and dispatch systems depend on software and trust, and how spoofed trust creates cascading disruption across transit. Ends with the question: When the expected Glasswing milestone arrives, who can answer for your transit readiness?
The Question When the expected Glasswing milestone arrives, who can answer for your transit readiness?
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A pivot from story to substance

From Comic Strip to Boardroom Conversation

Cy, Al, and Mari are telling the story. The Direnzic Briefing helps leaders prepare for the real-world implications.

The Direnzic Briefing: Internet Safety in the Age of AI. An explainer of what leaders will take away from the live executive briefing on June 24, 2026.
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That's all for now

That's the last file before the briefing. More Glasswing is coming.

Part 4 closes this run of The Glasswing Files, but the story is not over. More on Project Glasswing is on the way. Subscribe to follow the series, be first to see each new release, and get occasional insights from Direnzic on AI governance and cyber readiness for leaders.

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