Security leaders spend a lot of time chasing what’s new: new threats, new regulations, new expectations.
But the programs that hold up under pressure are built on fundamentals.
That means knowing what you have, where it is, and how it aligns to risk long before a new compliance deadline appears or an incident forces the conversation.
Proactive security is muscle memory. It’s discipline. It’s knowing your glove is already up before the ball gets hit your way.
Let’s get back to basics, because that’s where real resilience starts.
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Inside this week’s CSB:
SIM farm operation unplugged: spoof, scam, repeat no more.
Microsoft bails on MITRE; apparently, evaluations aren't on the to-do list.
Europe’s aviation gets stress-tested.
Teen hacker turns himself in after cashing in on Caesars and MGM.
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