Why 84% of Companies Fail at Digital Transformation. And Why That Number Hasn't Moved. By: Frank Merino Nearly a decade ago, Forbes published a survey finding that 84% of companies fail at digital transformation. Since then we've gotten better cloud platforms, better integration tools, and now AI on top of everything. The failure rate hasn't budged. That should tell you something. The problem was never the technology. I've spent my career on both sides of this statistic. I've watched...
By Heath Gieson If you don’t know what you have, how can you protect it? That simple question is why the very first control in the Center for...
Cybersecurity leaders are facing a rapidly evolving threat landscape. According to CSO Online’s latest Security Priorities Study , CISOs (Chief...
By Heath Gieson What if I told you that the biggest challenges in your growing business most likely are not about money, talent, or even...
By Heath Gieson Creating process is a process itself. It’s not just about writing steps on paper—it’s about building something people will follow,...
By Heath Gieson What if I told you your organization is already practicing cybersecurity—even if you’ve never written a single security policy?...
Manufacturing has always been about precision—machines, schedules, and quality moving in harmony. But today, reliability extends beyond the factory...
A New Metric for Cyber Maturity Cyber-insurance premiums have quietly become a scorecard for how seriously a business takes cybersecurity. For South...
The Night Shift Never Sleeps Manufacturing doesn’t stop when the lights go out. Assembly lines hum through the night, remote sensors stream...
The New Shape of Cybersecurity Compliance In manufacturing, compliance has quietly evolved from a box-checking exercise into a business advantage....
