by valino | Sep 7, 2026 | Leadership Letters
Security leadership doubt is, in some ways, the most personal subject this letter has tackled. Sunday is the day for the slower thought. The week ahead always asks for the operator. Sunday asks for the leader. This week the letter is about security leadership doubt,...
by valino | Sep 5, 2026 | Governance & Strategy
Secure-by-default platforms is no longer a fringe concern for security leaders heading through 2026. The conversations happening in boardrooms, audit committees, and CISO peer groups have shifted from whether secure-by-default platforms matters to how quickly an...
by valino | Sep 4, 2026 | SOC
Network detection and response is no longer a fringe concern for security leaders heading through 2026. The conversations happening in boardrooms, audit committees, and CISO peer groups have shifted from whether network detection and response matters to how quickly an...
by valino | Sep 3, 2026 | Governance & Strategy
Data retention policy is no longer a fringe concern for security leaders heading through 2026. The conversations happening in boardrooms, audit committees, and CISO peer groups have shifted from whether data retention policy matters to how quickly an organization can...
by valino | Sep 3, 2026 | SOC
AI in cybersecurity is no longer a lab experiment. It is writing detections, summarizing incidents, prioritizing vulnerabilities, investigating alerts, and helping analysts move through data at a speed no human team could match. That advantage is real. So is the new...
