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Nov 19, 2025
On Security Boulevard
What the DoD’s Missteps Teach Us About Cybersecurity Fundamentals for 2026
Every year in cybersecurity brings faster detection, smarter AI, and new tools promising to stay ahead of attackers. Yet 2025 delivered a sobering reminder – no amount of innovation can compensate for neglecting the basics. Even the most elite organizations, the U.S. Department of Defense and Israel’s elite Unit 8200, stumbled, not because of unknown exploits or state-sponsored attacks, but because foundational practices were overlooked.
Nov 19, 2025
On Security Boulevard
What the DoD’s Missteps Teach Us About Cybersecurity Fundamentals for 2026
Every year in cybersecurity brings faster detection, smarter AI, and new tools promising to stay ahead of attackers. Yet 2025 delivered a sobering reminder – no amount of innovation can compensate for neglecting the basics. Even the most elite organizations, the U.S. Department of Defense and Israel’s elite Unit 8200, stumbled, not because of unknown exploits or state-sponsored attacks, but because foundational practices were overlooked.
Sep 16, 2025
On SC Media
Why proximity-based threats are the weakest link in enterprise security
Attack surface management, Network Security, Security Operations, Exposure management.
After years in senior cybersecurity and physical security leadership roles, including serving as both a CISO and a facility security officer, I’ve consistently encountered one blind spot across all environments: the space where physical presence becomes a vector for digital compromise. Proximity-based threats are no longer theoretical, they are increasingly becoming one of the weakest links in enterprise defense.
Sep 16, 2025
On SC Media
Why proximity-based threats are the weakest link in enterprise security
Attack surface management, Network Security, Security Operations, Exposure management.
After years in senior cybersecurity and physical security leadership roles, including serving as both a CISO and a facility security officer, I’ve consistently encountered one blind spot across all environments: the space where physical presence becomes a vector for digital compromise. Proximity-based threats are no longer theoretical, they are increasingly becoming one of the weakest links in enterprise defense.