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The Drinking Bird at the Nuclear Plant
Sam Altman wants to give AI full access to everything. Your users will too. Your AI security strategy isn't competing against attackers; it's competing against tedium. Tedium wins.
Why Your Incident Response Plan Will Fail (And What to Build Instead)
Most IR plans fail not because they're poorly written, but because plans don't survive contact with reality. Here's how to build response capability instead of just documentation.
Your Tabletop Exercise Isn't Testing What You Think It Is
Most tabletop exercises are scripted theater that confirm what people already believe. Here's what actually breaks during a real incident, and how to design an exercise that finds it before someone else does.
Do You Need a Fractional CISO? Here's How to Tell
Not sure if you need security leadership yet? Here's when a fractional CISO makes sense, what your options look like, and how to avoid overspending on security too early.
The Question That Made Everyone in the Room Go Silent
I asked one simple question about incident response plans. The silence that followed told me everything I needed to know.
When Perfect Plans Meet Imperfect Reality
Sometimes the consequences of IR plan failure aren't just about downtime or data. Sometimes they're about life and death.
Automating Ourselves Into a Cybersecurity Crisis
How AI automation in cybersecurity is eliminating entry-level roles and creating a dangerous skills gap, and why we must act now to prevent a workforce crisis.