Antivirus, EDR, and zero trust.
Notes from the messy reality of endpoint Zero Trust: why your green antivirus dashboard means nothing, what actually stops a 29-minute breakout, and the five things I'd do first if I inherited your security budget.
We compare antivirus, EDR, and Zero Trust on real-world criteria to help you decide where to invest first. The answer may surprise you.
I've watched too many companies buy EDR and think they're safe. Or talk about Zero Trust like it's a product. Here's what actually works, and what's j...
Zero Trust isn't an EDR replacement. I compare Zero Trust, EDR, and XDR on real criteria, and name which one wins for your team.
The threat detection industry wants you to believe you need more tools. I argue you need fewer—and a patch process that actually works.
Zero Trust gets pitched as a network project. I keep finding that it lives or dies on what your endpoint agent can see and stop. Here's the version of...
Forget 'trust but verify.' For endpoint security, zero trust means assuming every device is already compromised. Here's how to actually do it.
Antivirus won't cut it. Here's why your incident response plan fails without EDR, and how to fix it with real-world stats.
You've got 29 minutes before an attacker breaks out. A blunt, practical field guide to incident response for endpoint security, using real-world numbe...
Stop treating EDR like antivirus. Here's how to pick a tool, tune it, and run it so you catch the 82% of malware-free attacks—without drowning in nois...
Malware-free attacks now drive 82% of detections. If your incident response plan still starts with antivirus, you're already behind. Here's what actua...
When your EDR pings at 2 a.m., you need a plan. Here's how to run containment, eradication, and recovery without panicking—based on real-world numbers...
EDR is essential, but it's not enough. The real secret to surviving a breach lies in your incident response plan and your ability to act in the first ...