by Heath Gieson It usually starts the same way. An alert comes in overnight. Maybe it is an email from a security vendor. Maybe it lands in a shared inbox. Maybe it shows up in a dashboard no one looks at until Monday morning. Someone flags it for review. Someone else plans to “circle back.” The business keeps running. By the time anyone actually opens the alert, the damage is already done. I have seen this pattern repeat itself across industries, company sizes, and technology stacks. Smart...
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