SIN-03 Security and Innovation Newsletter Feb 15th 2025 Hello Security and Innovation enthusiasts! Welcome back to the third exciting edition of the 'Security and Innovation' Newsletter. Get ready to dive into the world of AI security in this issue. We've packed it with insights and fresh stuff you won't want to miss.
Featured The Security Strategy Blueprint: From Vision to Implementation How to build a security strategy step by step. This article provides a practical framework for security leaders to create and implement effective security strategies that align with organizational goals while addressing complex threat landscapes. A well-designed cybersecurity strategy serves as more than just a security roadmap—it provides clear
Featured SIN-02 Security and Innovation Newsletter Feb 2nd 2025 Welcome to the second issue of "Security and Innovation notes" newsletter , where I curate bi-weekly insights on cybersecurity and innovation. Expect a thoughtfully selected mix of articles, from AI advancements to Cybersecurity news and trends, saving you time and introducing you to fresh perspectives. 🛡️What is Reachability Analysis
SIN-01 Security and Innovation Newsletter Jan 20th 2025 Welcome to the first issue of "Security and Innovation notes" newsletter , where I curate bi-weekly insights on cybersecurity and innovation.
Featured The critical competencies that drive security career success -Part II Welcome back to this series, as we discussed earlier, becoming a high-performing security professional requires more than just technical expertise - strong soft skills are essential for success in the field. We highlighted the critical role that effective communication, strategic thinking, and business acumen play in cybersecurity success, even when
Featured The critical competencies that drive security career success -Part I Welcome to this new article, today I want to share some tips about career development and what are considered the most important Skills for a Security professional. Hopefully this will be useful for you to develop and grow in your professional career . Cybersecurity is an industry dominated by technical certifications,
Breaking the Inertia: Overcoming Resistance to Change in Fast-Growth Companies Have you ever been in an organization where it is very difficult to change the way things are done, due to the speed at what the organization is moving? Many times these changes are supposed to improve how things works but still it is very difficult to get the organisation
The Rise of AI Agents: Transforming Cybersecurity Team Structures A Practical Framework for the AI-Enabled Security Organization The integration of Agentic AI into cybersecurity represents a fundamental shift in how organizations defend against and respond to threats. This article explores how autonomous AI agents can transform traditional security team structures, examining their impact through the lens of Team Topologies
Newsletter Beyond the Security Team of One: Scaling Cybersecurity from Startup to Scale-up 🧬 Evolution Through Value Streams - Traditional security team scaling fails when following headcount instead of value streams - Security organisations thrive when evolving based on business impact rather than company size. 🎯 Reality of Security Team Ratios - With security-to-developer ratios of 1:50 to 1:120, traditional scaling isn'
Newsletter From Startup to Enterprise: How to Escape the Security Tech Debt Trap In the fast-paced world of software development, tech debt is a common issue that every engineering team faces sooner or later. Among the various forms of tech debt, security tech debt stands out as particularly critical due to the potential risks it poses. This article delves into what security tech
Newsletter Build vs. Buy: The Hidden Costs of In-House Solutions I’ve seen teams repeatedly opt to build their own solutions because it seemed cheaper, or because “there’s no product on the market that offers this one critical feature we need.” Often, they also assume it will be “easy to automate.” Particularly in cybersecurity teams, the process usually starts
Newsletter Simplifying Security - Razors in Cybersecurity II In the previous article I introduced the concept of Philosophical Razors and how can they be applied to Cybersecurity. These are principles or rule of thumb that allows us to quickly analyze and eliminate unlikely explanations, or avoid unnecessary actions. We introduced two Razors “Occam's Razor” and “Hanlon&
