Notes From the Work
Practical writing on cloud security, identity, detection, and compliance. No vendor talking points — just what we've found holds up in production.
The Five Cloud Misconfigurations Behind Most Breaches
Almost no cloud breach starts with a novel exploit. It starts with a permission nobody trimmed or a bucket someone opened for a demo. Here are the five that keep recurring, and how to find them in your own estate this week.
Read articleZero Trust Without the Hype: What Actually Changes
Zero Trust has been marketed into near-meaninglessness. Underneath the noise is one genuinely useful idea and a sequence of practical steps — here is what changes for your users, your network, and your budget.
Alert Fatigue Is a Design Problem, Not a Discipline Problem
When a team stops reading alerts, the instinct is to blame the team. It is almost always the alerting. A look at why security tooling generates so much noise, and how to get a channel people trust again.
SOC 2 Readiness for Small Teams
A first SOC 2 usually lands on a team with no compliance function and no spare quarter. What the auditor actually asks for, what you can safely defer, and how to avoid building a controls programme you cannot sustain.
Find Out What's Exposed Before Someone Else Does
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