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Operational Resilience

Why Smart Organizations Stop Seeing Their Own Risk

Why Smart Organizations Stop Seeing Their Own Risk

When Familiar Risks Become Invisible Risks One of the things that fascinates me about organizations is that the biggest risks are rarely the ones people don't know about. They’re usually the familiar risks people no longer notice. Not because they're hidden. Because...

Vendor Risk Is Becoming an Operational Dependency Problem

Vendor Risk Is Becoming an Operational Dependency Problem

How Cloud Platforms Became Central to Municipal Operations A lot of municipalities no longer think of cloud platforms as optional support tools sitting around the edges of operations. Over time, many of those systems became woven directly into how departments function...

The First 24 Hours After a Cyber Incident

The First 24 Hours After a Cyber Incident

What Happens in the First Hours of Cyber Incident Response There is a particular kind of silence that settles over an office when critical systems suddenly stop responding. Not the normal quiet. The uncomfortable kind where people are refreshing screens, checking...

Backups Are Not Recovery

Backups Are Not Recovery

Most organizations feel a sense of relief when they hear: “We have backups.” It sounds like the problem is solved. If something goes wrong, the data can be restored and everything goes back to normal. But in the real world, that is rarely how it plays out. Backups...