“You don’t rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems.” — James Clear -
Most security programs look good on paper. Policies exist. Controls are mapped. Frameworks are followed. Audits get passed. …
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Why automation without operational alignment increases risk, not agility -
Automation in cybersecurity is everywhere. Alerts are routed instantly. Playbooks execute in seconds. Credentials are revoked, emails quarantined,…
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I didn’t plan on working in cybersecurity.
My path wasn’t exactly traditional, but every job I had taught me how systems break—technical or operational, it didn’t matter…
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“Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.” – Søren Kierkegaard -
Most security programs are designed to pass a test. Policies are documented. Controls are mapped. Tools are deployed. And for a…
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Credential-based threats—such as password sprays, token reuse, and low-complexity sign-in attempts—remain a constant operational burden. While these activities are easily detected in most environments, the workflows to fully…
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Enterprises don’t have a staffing problem.
They have a systems problem.
In a recent engagement, we were engaged to help improve a global SOC operation. Despite having over 30 analysts on staff, the team was missing basic…
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The Posture Visibility Problem -
CrowdStrike Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) provides critical visibility into misconfigurations—such as publicly accessible storage, unencrypted assets, and overly permissive roles…
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Starting my new role as Director of Marketing at Accelerynt has been filled with the usual excitement of a new chapter. But it also delivered a moment of unexpected personal relief—and professional inspiration. Coming from an…
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More vendors were supposed to mean more protection.
The thinking was simple: pick the best in every category—endpoint, identity, SIEM, automation—and assemble a flexible, layered defense. But over time, that flexibility has…
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When Security Tools Don’t Talk to Each Other -
Managing multiple security tools shouldn’t feel like juggling. But for many teams, that’s the reality—especially when their endpoint protection and SIEM don’t automatically…
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Tool sprawl is paralyzing enterprise security teams. Learn how to shift from fragile, over-engineered stacks to agile security architectures that accelerate progress…
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Introduction -
As organizations increasingly rely on Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) to monitor their systems and detect cyber threats, many believe they are well-protected against compromises and data breaches…
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What if a single compromised credential could silently bring down your entire organization?
Our recent threat hunts across Fortune 100 clients suggest that this isn't just a possibility—it's a reality…
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Lately, I have been asked a lot about security in Business Central and how good it is… Permissions, Roles, Field Level Permission with an APP, and so on. How do you know if anything has been compromised, or if you have a…
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is updating version 1.1 of the Cyber Security Framework (CSF). Version 2.0 will be released in final form sometime in 2024, but the August 08 working draft of the CSF…
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