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The latest episode of Absolutely Critical is live. Our team sits down to unpack the Q1 2026 Threat Intelligence Report. 113 incidents, 32 breaches, and one pattern redefining how adversaries are targeting U.S. critical infrastructure. Listen > hubs.la/Q04f5sqN0

Not all risk management approaches are created equal. Watch to find out what makes yours worth doing. hubs.la/Q04dnKCd0 #AbsolutelyCritical

113 incidents targeting U.S. critical supply chain organizations. 32 data breaches ranging from ransomware to data exposures. 12 high or critical severity vulnerability rollups. Those are the Q1'26 numbers from the Fortress Threat Intelligence Report. hubs.la/Q04dnNMD0

A little paranoia is a feature, not a bug. If a video, voice note, or email feels off, trust that instinct. Deepfakes and phishing are designed to look legitimate. Your skepticism is your first line of defense. Catch the full episode: hubs.ly/Q04cTnN30

Two independent research teams. One conclusion: Iranian threat actors were pre-positioning inside U.S. financial, transportation, and defense networks before a military conflict began. View report: hubs.ly/Q04cTlNG0

In the latest episode of the #AbsolutelyCritical podcast, we discuss why bloat in your risk register is harmful to your risk management program. Listen now: hubs.la/Q04bZwDX0

On the latest episode of Absolutely Critical, David White from Axio made this point: a bloated risk register is a reason risk management programs fail. If you cannot afford to review it, you cannot afford to run it. Listen now: hubs.la/Q049BcpJ0

America's new cyber strategy is explicit: critical infrastructure operators are accountable for what their vendors bring into their environments. Software, hardware, OT access. All of it. Read now: hubs.la/Q049B9zJ0

Most security leaders walk into board meetings with a color. Red. Yellow. Green. Their colleague walks in with a number. $100M in projected revenue impact. Guess who gets the budget? Listen now: hubs.la/Q049cWs30

We run tabletop exercises, but are we learning what matters? This clip from Absolutely Critical highlights the missing metric in tabletop exercises and why many organizations confuse activity with preparedness. hubs.la/Q0490LZb0

RSAC 2026 is in the books. The floor was buzzing this year. Great conversations, familiar faces, and a lot of energy around what's coming next in security. Already looking forward to next year!

In episode 2 of the Absolutely Critical Podcast, we break down why color coded risk frameworks give leaders a false sense of control and what changes when the stakes are real. Listen Today -> hubs.la/Q048dnVN0

Iranian cyber actors aren't waiting. Energy grids, water systems, and defense contractors are already in their crosshairs. We tracked active APT groups, malware families, and attack vectors. Read Report -> hubs.la/Q047LZ9Z0

If something feels slightly off, a video call with bad resolution, a request that seems urgent, a voice that doesn't sound quite right, trust that instinct. Attackers are counting on you not to question it. In our latest podcast episode, → hubs.la/Q046XJSW0

Compliance success in 2026 isn't about having a program; it's about proving it works. Our March Regulatory Update covers NERC, NATF, CISA 2015, and more. Download it here → hubs.la/Q046Xv6j0

In our latest Absolutely Critical podcast, we discuss how AI deepfakes and voice cloning are changing the way organizations verify trust. Listen here: hubs.la/Q0468VqM0

Our short guide breaks down what the Navy's new framework means and why it matters for national security and resilient supply chains. -> hubs.la/Q046bxfr0 #NationalSecurity #DefenseStrategy #CyberSecurity

We’re excited to be sponsoring #CS4CA in Houston next week, where leaders from across the energy and critical infrastructure sectors will gather to discuss how to build and maintain resilient supply chains. Will you’ll be at CS4CA? We’d love to connect.

As the Navy accelerates acquisition across a global supplier base, confidence in systems and software cannot be assumed. It must be operationalized. Read how federal leaders are approaching cyber supply chain risk in a contested environment. NEED LINK

Speed to the fleet is a priority. So is securing a global cyber supply chain. Download the brief and see how the Navy’s framework will shape acquisition, supply chain security, and mission assurance: hubs.la/Q044ZCGb0