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Two failure modes I see constantly in security programs: Detection and response strategies that are, by design, reactive – meaning you’re racing to contain malicious activity that’s already underway. Or prevention frameworks that look great on paper but take years to implement …and by that time, the landscape has shifted. Neither of those approaches = resilience. One is damage control, the other is a roadmap to nowhere. The session Albert Estevez Polo and I are hosting next week is built around a different starting point: automated containment as the foundation, not the afterthought. Shrink blast radius by default. Limit access architecturally. Deliver real proof that the business can keep running when compromise occurs. If your security strategy still feels like endless firefighting and your path to cyber resilience is blurry, come spend 45 minutes with us: https://lnkd.in/eRy2r8pq

If an attacker had your credentials, how much damage could they do? It’s a simple thought exercise that says a lot about your organization’s level of cyber resilience. Sub in any initial access vector and ask yourself the same question. Ultimately, when a breach disrupts the business, it doesn’t matter how attackers got in, only that the threat wasn’t contained. Reactive strategies leave defenders at a permanent disadvantage. In an upcoming webinar, Albert Estevez Polo and I will share strategies for simplifying cyber resilience by building a self-defending network, including a practical roadmap to automated containment. Join us: https://lnkd.in/eRy2r8pq

Everyone says they're building toward cyber resilience. Fewer organizations can tell you what that actually means in practice – or where they stand today. What does “good” look like when it comes to cyber resilience? How do you know when you've meaningfully reduced risk vs. just added another tool to the stack? And how do you explain any of it to a board, an auditor, or a cyber insurer who's asking for proof? Albert Estevez Polo and I are digging into questions like these in an upcoming webinar. We'll walk through strategies benchmarking your current posture, what a practical path to containment-first resilience looks like, and how to demonstrate measurable progress. Less theory. More "here's where you are, here's where you need to be, here's how to get there." Register here: https://lnkd.in/e3gwr5bs #CyberResilience #ZeroTrust #NetworkSecurity

Cyber resilience keeps coming up in board meetings, audits, and regulatory conversations. But there's a big gap between talking about it and actually building it. Most security strategies still run on a reactive model: detect, respond, repeat. When attackers move from initial access to data exfiltration 4x faster than they did just a year ago, detection alone isn't a resilience strategy. It's damage control. Zero Networks put together a playbook that gets practical about what cyber resilience actually requires: the pillars of a resilient security architecture, how to keep critical operations running even during an active attack, and getting there without a multi-year overhaul. If your current strategy assumes you'll have time to respond, it's worth a read. Grab the playbook: https://lnkd.in/e_2K7NW3 #CyberResilience #NetworkSecurity

82% of threats are now malware-free. Attackers are abusing legitimate tools to blend in with normal traffic, leveraging valid credentials, and exploiting multiple attack surfaces. More alerts aren’t the answer – these attacks aren’t being detected in the first place. And yet the default response from most organizations is still to layer on more monitoring. More dashboards. More rules to tune. We have to get honest about what detection can and can't do. If an adversary has valid credentials and is using legitimate admin protocols, their activity looks normal. You're not going to alert your way out of that. Architecture has to do the work. Lock down lateral movement pathways, eliminate persistent access, add just-in-time MFA. Living off the land only works when the land is wide open. Here are some best practices for securing the 4 protocols driving most enterprise risk today: https://lnkd.in/eGB8DUuM #Cybersecurity #LateralMovement #NetworkResilience

We’ve all heard the microsegmentation horror stories. “Nightmare.” “We were years in... [but] we were maybe 60% implemented.” Zero rebuilt microsegmentation to change this narrative. Now, the 2026 Gartner Peer Insights™ “Voice of the Customer for Network Security Microsegmentation” has confirmed it: Zero’s customers are the happiest microsegmentation users. Zero was the only vendor in the report to receive a: - 5/5-star rating - 100% willingness-to-recommend score More details here: https://lnkd.in/eEyYheq4 This feedback reinforces a critical message for security leaders: microsegmentation implemented with automation and identity at its core is setting a new standard. No more stalled projects and complex implementations. We’ve entered an era where microsegmentation is (finally) delivering on its promise. #Microsegmentation #NetworkSecurity