Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

You don’t need to know it all, just where to look and who to ask. The most effective security leaders build strong networks, not perfect knowledge.

Adding more tools to a broken process just creates more complexity. The best security outcomes come from alignment, simplicity and solving actual business problems.

Security isn’t a function of IT, it’s a function of risk. CISOs who treat cybersecurity as a tech silo miss the chance to influence decisions that shape the business.

Pen tests aren’t proof of resilience. They show what you tested, not what you missed. Resilient security comes from continuous validation, clear priorities and building trust in your defences.

Security leaders are drowning in generic advice — and Marius Poskus is done with it. In this episode of Razorwire, we talk about cutting through buzzwords, the trap of overtooling, and why Marius believes more CISOs should talk like real people. The full episode drops Wednesday 15th October.

Marius Poskus wears many hats — CISO, podcaster, consultant, speaker — and he’s got opinions that cut through the noise. In this new episode of Razorwire, we explore why so many cyber leaders are burned out, how AI is creating new security headaches, and why honesty, community and curiosity matter more than ever. Catch the full conversation when the episode drops Wednesday 15th October.

Change is constant. Don’t just build a SIEM strategy. Build a security data operations strategy that can handle what’s coming.#CyberSecurity.

The sale is just the start. Deployment, support and tuning are where trust is built. Vendors who ignore that won’t last.#CyberSecurity.

Security teams don’t need another feature — they need actual outcomes. Build for impact. Solve the real problem.#CyberSecurity.

What if the solution stack itself is broken? Complexity isn’t inevitable — it’s the enemy. Stop polishing the broken model.#CyberSecurity.