The Second Shift: Sovereignty Is Redefining Security Architecture The gap in analytical competence would already be a serious concern on its own. But a second structural shift is now colliding with it — one that many security vendors did not anticipate. For years, deployment architecture was treated as a secondary
For more than a decade, cybersecurity leaders have been told the same story. Consolidate your tools. Standardize on a platform. Adopt the “single pane of glass.” The promise was simple: fewer vendors, more visibility, better security. But many CISOs are discovering an uncomfortable reality. The dashboards got better. The detections
The AI Buzz—and the Backlash AI has become the new zero-trust: everyone claims to have it, few can prove it works. When we recently sat down with two veteran CISOs from heavily regulated industries, the message was blunt: “If AI doesn’t save my analysts time or fit into the stack
If you’re tracking fast-moving malware (think infostealers, loaders, cryptominers) and drowning in indicators, VMRay UniqueSignal + OpenCTI gives you high-fidelity, malware-centric context you can act on—without building a heavy/spaghetti enrichment pipeline. This post lays out 5 real problems security teams face and how this integration solves them, with concrete use
Over the last 6–9 months, we have witnessed many CISOs and their teams have been making strategic decisions about how they approach and harden their malware and phishing defenses: I had a chance to observe and discuss at the Gartner Risk & Security Summit in London last week. Here are
The Power of Pareto in Cybersecurity Economist Vilfredo Pareto’s famous “80/20” principle, stating that roughly 80% of effects come from 20% of causes, has long been recognized as a guiding economic principle. This economic principle can also be leveraged by security leaders to improve strategy. The “one size fits all”
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