You’ve seen the patterns. You’ve read the blogs. You’ve felt the pressure. Cyber threats aren’t new. But the urgency to act on what we already know? That’s rising. This week is all about the handoff—from insight to implementation. Because most companies don’t fail...

Last week we looked at the big picture. This week, we zoom in. In a landscape where resilience is no longer optional, it’s easy to get distracted by noise—shiny new tools, compliance updates, or vendor-driven promises. But if you want to protect your business in 2025,...

In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, resilience is no longer a buzzword—it’s a baseline. But what does resilience actually look like in 2025? This week, we’re kicking off a 4-part series that moves beyond theory and into the real-world pressure points...

You’ve made it through the heavy lifting:Plans are written. Drills have been run, Fallbacks tested. But what happens now? Here’s the uncomfortable truth: Most resilience programs lose steam after Month 6. Why? Because without structure, momentum dies quietly.Not...

You’ve done the work.Mapped your risks. Built fallback plans. Tested your team. Reviewed progress. Now comes the real challenge: keeping it up. The first 180 days are about clarity and momentum. But Days 181 to 365 are about discipline, building a rhythm that doesn’t...

You’ve done the hard work: Mapped your risks Built fallback processes Run real-world drills Now comes the most underestimated phase of cyber resilience: Sustainment and scale.   Days 91–180 aren’t about restarting. They’re about reinforcing. This is where you move...

The first 60 days built the foundation. You’ve mapped your systems, named owners, drafted fallback processes, and even walked through a real scenario. Now it’s time to take the final step: operationalize what works. Days 61–90 are about turning progress into...

You’ve mapped your critical systems. You’ve asked the hard questions. You’ve started identifying your real gaps. Now what? The next 30 days aren’t about discovery. They’re about traction. It’s where structure meets momentum, and where many organizations stall. But you...