09/30/2026
If an attack started tonight, which part of your cybersecurity program would you trust least?
Your prevention?
Identity and access controls?
Detection?
Incident response?
Recovery?
Your employees' ability to recognize something is wrong?
It's an uncomfortable question. It's also more useful than asking whether your organization is “secure.”
Cybersecurity isn't one control, one product, or one team. An attacker only needs one workable path through the environment. Resilience depends on what happens before, during, and after that path is found.
Tomorrow begins Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Throughout October, we're going to use it to focus on practical questions IT and business leaders can actually act on, from emerging threats and AI security to detection, incident response, recovery, and the security fundamentals that still matter.
Because awareness is useful.
Knowing what to do next is better.