Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

It’s not about new tech. It’s about how you sell it — and who you sell it to.#cybersecurity.

AI isn’t ready for security ops. Especially not pen testing.#cybersecurity.

In new markets, speed beats everything. Iterate fast or die slow.#cybersecurity VCs favor rapid business growth, but some markets don't allow for it. Instead, they invest in experienced teams ready to take market share. This requires sufficient startup funding to compete effectively.

Compliance isn’t a one-time thing. Just like a fitness tracker can’t replace your annual check-up, point-in-time audits aren’t enough on their own. You need both visibility and continuity.

If you don’t have visibility across your environment, you can’t prove compliance. And if you can’t prove it, you’re stuck in audit hell.

Annual audits show how compliant you were on one day. But cyber threats don’t wait for next year’s check-in. We need a living, breathing approach to compliance.

When compliance works well, it doesn’t just tick a box, it saves money, reduces audit effort and unlocks business wins.

Meeting the intent of a standard is key for any auditor. Experience with PCI DSS can be very helpful. It's pretty standard outside of the PCI DSS size. Compliance isn’t just about checking boxes. Done right, it’s a powerful decision-making tool. It should help you understand what really matters, and where to act.

Here’s the issue: compliance gets bolted on instead of baked in. Point-in-time checks don’t reflect the day-to-day risk reality. And that’s where organisations fall down.

Is your compliance strategy making life easier or just adding more chaos? In this episode of Razorwire, host James Rees (aka Jim) is joined by Martin Davies (Audit Alliance Manager at Drata) and Patrick Sullivan (VP of Strategy and Innovation at A-LIGN) to explore how to cut the compliance overhead, eliminate duplication across multiple frameworks and turn compliance into a competitive advantage that actually speeds up your sales cycle.

Compliance has become a burden instead of a benefit. Duplication, inconsistent controls and constant fire drills are stopping businesses from actually getting better at security. It doesn’t have to be this way.

Compliance is getting harder, not easier. Duplicate controls, manual work, and audit failures are killing deals. It’s time to streamline and rethink the entire process.

AI isn’t ready for security ops. Especially not pen testing.#cybersecurity.

Your school. Your last job. Your network. That’s what gets you funding today.#vcfunding.

It’s not about new tech. It’s about how you sell it — and who you sell it to.#cybersecurity.

In new markets, speed beats everything. Iterate fast or die slow.#cybersecurity.

Tired of the hype? Same tools, new labels. The innovation drought is real.#cybersecurity.

Zscaler, CrowdStrike, Cisco… they’re not just players — they’re investors shaping the market.#cybersecurity.

Why venture capitalists have abandoned cybersecurity and what this means for real innovation.

Frozen funds. No exits. No payouts. VCs are stuck — and cybersecurity is feeling it.#cybersecurity.

The cybersecurity funding landscape has shifted. No exits. Frozen funds. Big players dominating quietly. Full episode out tomorrow — subscribe now to catch it.#cybersecurity.

15 dashboards, 1 coffee, zero clarity. SMEs need simplicity, not complexity.#smesecurity.

Coro’s AI works in milliseconds — securing your business without you even seeing it.#cybersecurity.