Well, I'm not so sure. In my particular case I am able to maintain this posture because I do not have a lot of xp in computer science nor infosec. So basically I just come to the table with a sharpened curiosity and a proclivity to challenge the knowledge I have.

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Overlooked yes, fundamental I'm not sure. The overlooking can occur in various instances imo, eg lack of knowledge, excess of confidence, not unraveling the threads to the end. I have found that when IT/Ops teams explain to me their system they make assumptions that should and must be challenged.

From my very small corporate experience :
Governance may be the key, but technical knowledge is the door itself. (And pay attention to the less shiny parts of the door)

Congrats! If you don't mind my asking, what does the "Principal" stand for here? Some sort of importance or a specific concept in infosec? (still relatively new to the field 🤓)

My best suggestion is :
🏰 Your privacy/safety is in another PingCastle

I've started using "Hope this email finds you before I do" with coworkers with whom I get along well, the surprise on their face the first time they read it is priceless.

While it's a bit cryptic, it's kind of a fun game to try and come up with what could hide behind each smiley haha

They'd never trade Klay. Who'd be next though? Wiseman?

Yeah that also makes sense. I would say that some people already have reach based on their followers and not only the media, hence the interest in producing an response. But that's also staying in the vicious circle you were exposing so, yeah. Thanks for the perspective.

Wouldn't it still be interesting to get to know those thoughts so as to be able to present their pitfalls and why are they in the wrong? While this is done by some journos, the feeling is still lately that articles relay more than they comment what is going on / said.

Do you happen to have any trustworthy resources detailing how and why Threads is such an issue? (not that I don't agree, just that I'm not as knowledgeable on the subject as I wish to be)