TechSpective’s Cyber Resilience section starts from a premise most security vendors won’t say out loud: you can’t prevent every attack. The question is whether your organization can absorb a hit and keep functioning. Coverage here is built around that operational reality.
Articles examine the gap between security spending and actual security outcomes, including why organizations that have deployed endpoint protection, SIEM, and identity tools still find themselves underprepared when incidents occur. Recent analysis covers N-able’s 2026 State of the SOC data showing that half of attacks bypass the endpoint entirely, how malware-free intrusion techniques are rendering signature-based defenses obsolete, and what it means to build security infrastructure that holds up under real adversarial conditions rather than audit conditions.
Strategic coverage includes frameworks for shifting from reactive incident response to proactive resilience planning, the role of cyber-resilient storage in AI-era infrastructure, and how digital twin technology is enabling more realistic security posture assessment. Red team testing, microsegmentation, and SOC modernization appear as recurring operational themes.
Contributors include Tony Bradley alongside practitioners, analysts, and executives from organizations including Kroll, NetApp, Trend Micro, and N-able. The audience is enterprise security leaders and infrastructure teams who understand that resilience — the ability to detect, respond, and recover — is now as important as prevention.
Healthcare is moving quickly to adopt agentic AI. Systems that can gather information, make decisions, and take action with limited human involvement are beginning to support everything from clinical documentation to administrative operations. The drivers are real and urgent. Healthcare […]
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A lot of organizations have built their security strategy around the endpoint and assumed that’s most of the battle. N-able’s 2026 State of the SOC Report suggests that’s leaving a significant portion of the attack surface unwatched. The report is
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Every CISO has their own version of the same question on their mind right now – when does investing more in cybersecurity actually make the organization safer, rather than just more complex? For some time, the industry’s answer to protection
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There’s a version of this conversation that happens inside almost every organization, every year. The security team presents to leadership. There’s a slide about the threat landscape. Another slide about what’s been deployed — endpoint protection, identity management, SIEM, maybe
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Cyber adversaries have figured out something important: the best way to beat security tools is to avoid triggering them at all. There was a time when the cybersecurity threat model was pretty simple. Attackers used malware. Defenders blocked malware. Security
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When fans think about the Super Bowl, they think about the spectacle—the precision of the plays, the roar of the crowd, the halftime show, the moments that become instant history. What they don’t think about is what makes all of
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For years, cybersecurity strategy has followed a familiar playbook: detect faster, respond faster, recover faster. But as technology and threat actors evolve, that race has become harder to win. Adversaries now automate reconnaissance, exploit cloud misconfigurations, and use legitimate tools
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I’ve recently discussed the evolving landscape of intelligent data infrastructure on platforms like Techstrong TV. In these conversations, a recurring theme emerges: major trends like cloud and AI are reshaping enterprises, but their adoption is propelled primarily by compelling use
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When cybersecurity fails in healthcare, people get hurt. That isn’t metaphorical—it’s literal. The 2025 Ponemon Healthcare Cybersecurity Report shows what many in the field have long feared: the line between cyber risk and clinical risk has vanished. I’ve covered cybersecurity
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Software security has always felt like painting the Golden Gate Bridge—you finish one end, and by the time you’re done, the other end is already peeling. Security teams constantly chase down vulnerabilities, only to watch the backlog grow faster than
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