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Identity Is the New Perimeter — and Non-Human Identity Is the Hole in It
Most organizations have spent a decade maturing how they govern human identity. In the same period, non-human identities — service accounts, API keys, workload and agent credentials — quietly became the majority of all identities, and almost none of that governance was extended to them. That gap is now one of the highest-priority risks in the enterprise.
Board Strategy
The Board Doesn't Need a Security Update. It Needs a Governance Decision.
Most CISO board presentations are status reports dressed as governance — activity, metrics and reassurance delivered to a body whose actual job is to make decisions. The shift from reporting to the board to enabling the board to govern is one of the highest-leverage changes a security leader can make.
Cloud Security
The Cloud Breach Is Almost Never the Cloud's Fault
The dominant cause of cloud incidents is not a failure of the cloud provider. It is the organization's own configuration, identity and architecture decisions operating exactly as instructed. Securing the cloud is less about defending a perimeter and more about governing the decisions that determine what is exposed.
SASE
The Corporate Network Was the Security Model. SASE Is What Replaces It.
For decades, security was a function of where you were — inside the corporate network meant trusted, outside meant not. That model died when the users, the applications and the data all left the network. SASE is the architecture that replaces location-based security with identity- and context-based security, delivered from the cloud.
Events
The Cybersecurity Events Worth the Flight: A Curated Global Guide to 2026–2027
A deep, curated, region-by-region guide to the cybersecurity events that actually move the industry — from board-level summits to hardcore technical gatherings — across the rest of 2026 and all of 2027. It covers the global flagships and the local scenes that matter, with special depth on Spain, the UK, Brazil, Argentina and the wider Latin American community. Each event includes dates, location, a sharp brief, the recommended audience, and whether it is built for executives, practitioners, or both.
Data Security
You Cannot Protect the Data You Cannot Find
Most data security programs protect the places data is supposed to be. The breaches happen where data actually is — in the copies, exports, shadow stores and forgotten repositories no one mapped. And as AI systems consume enterprise data at unprecedented scale, the cost of not knowing where your data lives has never been higher.
Zero Trust
Zero Trust Is a Strategy. You Have Been Sold a Product.
Zero Trust has been packaged, branded and sold as something you can purchase and deploy. It is none of those things. It is an architectural strategy and an operating discipline that no single product can deliver — and confusing the two is why so many Zero Trust initiatives stall after the procurement.
AI Security
The AI Security Gap No Policy Can Close
Most organizations have an AI policy. Far fewer have AI security. The gap between the two is where the real risk lives — and it can only be closed by treating AI security as an operating discipline with inventory, ownership, controls and evidence, not as a document that lives on the intranet.
Board Strategy
The CISO Is Now Personally on the Hook. Here's What That Changes.
A series of high-profile cases has established that security leaders can face personal legal and professional consequences for how they handle incidents and what they tell — or fail to tell — their organizations and regulators. This changes the CISO role in ways that extend well beyond the individual, reshaping the relationship between the security leader, the board and the truth.