Technology Cannot Solve Our Greatest Cybersecurity Challenges, People Can

NetSPI's Head of Product argues technology alone cannot secure organizations: tools cannot understand unique infrastructures, operationalize themselves, or deliver efficient outcomes without people.

A 30-year security veteran shares lessons for CISOs: simple misconfigurations often beat advanced skills, and new senior leaders should focus on understanding the business before spending on tools.

With BLS projecting 32% job growth for information security professionals from 2018 to 2028, NetSPI shares how hiring for curiosity, memory recall, and passion builds security teams that stay.

CISOs from Blackstone, Red Ventures and New American Funding share C-suite buy-in tactics: speak business language, focus on governance, clarify risk ownership and build stakeholder ties.

CISO roundtable with Redmond Magazine—Chris Roberts, Limor Kessem, James Azar, Evan Francen—on shifting priorities: earn a C-suite seat, speak business language (downtime, costs, stock price), and align security with business goals.

A measured take on Anthropic's Mythos: autonomously chaining four vulnerabilities is a real inflection point, but teams should build their own benchmarks and keep human verification central.