Research, frameworks, and field notes from our network of former CIOs, CTOs and CISOs — written to be useful long before you ever pick up the phone.
July 14 is on the calendar. Triage by exposure, pick one of three paths, and put the next date on the calendar before it does this to you too.
Lean IT means concentrated vendor risk. A one-page triage any executive can run — no security team required.
Everyone plans to deploy agents; few have. That gap is rational — and it's your window to get governance in place before the pilots multiply.
The quote is designed to be signed quickly. The companies doing best are the ones that slowed down — with a documented alternative in hand.
Underwriters stopped taking your word for it. What they verify now, what "proof" means, and the calendar that makes renewal boring — in the good way.
Bolt-ons are carrying the mid-market playbook this year. The deal model assumes the systems come together; here's how to make that assumption true.
The fastest attacks now move from break-in to data theft in about the time it takes to run a status meeting. Here's what that means if you don't have an enterprise security budget.
The bill isn't the problem. It's a message about how the decision got deferred — and a preview of the next one.
Three categories, five questions, and one test that tells you whether your IT planning process worked — before Q3 tells you the hard way.