Tag: Cyber Risk Series
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The Last Human in the Loop – The Most Reassuring Phrase in Modern Enterprise
It is 3:47am on a Sunday at a large bank. An autonomous adversary has been probing the bank’s third-party integrations for the past six minutes. By the time the bank’s autonomous defensive system has noticed, mapped the behaviour, decided it was malicious, and revoked the credentials, the entire interaction is over. The whole thing has…
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The Identities That Do Not Sleep – Why Most Users Aren’t Users
The headcount of your bank, your insurer, your hospital is in the annual report. The headcount of identities in your enterprise is not. The first number is a few thousand. The second, if anyone bothered to count, is somewhere between fifty thousand and several million. The first set has HR records, performance reviews, termination procedures.…
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Cyber, InfoSec, Ops Risk – Defending in the Wrong Tense
Cyber, information security, and operational risk arrive at the board as separate items on different slides, discussed by different people in different vocabularies. They are the same problem wearing three name badges. And most defence in 2026 is, technically, a form of historical research — controls that notice things very thoroughly, in the past tense.
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