Security Control Effectiveness: Why Organisations Cannot Prove Their Security Controls Actually Work
Security control effectiveness is the question every board, auditor and insurer eventually asks, usually at the least convenient moment: “How
Security control effectiveness is the question every board, auditor and insurer eventually asks, usually at the least convenient moment: “How
The detection rule decay problem is the slow, quiet loss of effectiveness that hits security alerts over time. A rule
Detection rules are the logic inside a SIEM, EDR or cloud security tool that decides what counts as suspicious and
The cybersecurity visibility gap is the distance between what an organisation believes it owns and what is actually connected to
Security alert overload is the quiet reason many organisations miss the one warning that mattered. Every day, firewalls, endpoint tools,
Machine identity is the part of your security perimeter that nobody put on the org chart. Every API key, service
Permission creep is what happens when an employee’s access keeps growing while their actual job stays the same, or even
Digital judgment is the ability to look at an email, an app, a request or a system and sense that
Every security professional keeps a mental list of the assets they protect: servers, laptops, databases, cloud accounts, passwords. It’s a
Protect business data and you protect the one asset that never shows up on a balance sheet. Customer records, pricing