If we shift our thinking to the current reality and ask ourselves the right questions, being in cybersecurity doesn’t have to suck.
Working in cybersecurity sucks. The industry is costly, complex and ever-changing. Individuals we meet with from various organizations seem to have a general feeling of consternation with the environment in which they’re operating: decreasing budget, increasing regulation, relentless threats and confusing buzzwords. If there’s an opportunity for an unprompted 2023 cyber state of the union, it’d be summarized in one word: frustration. Let’s unpack why.
The problem with this approach is that cyber is a systemic challenge that we’ve been treating with independent point solutions. Individual cybersecurity tools are not built to beat attackers; they’re built to sell. Each tool sees the world through its own individual viewpoint without regard to what its colleagues are doing. Consider individual chess pieces: Pawns, rooks and knights each have their own distinct capabilities and views of the board.
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