Why Security Intelligence Fails Before the Attack - Assaf Kipnis (EP 23)
Most security failures are organisational: This episode is about the gap between threat intelligence that exists and the human systems that never act on it, and what that costs the organisations that keep losing to attacks they already understood. Assaf Kipnis has spent over a decade inside the threat intelligence and…
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