Why your MFA rollout probably has a gap
We have audited over 60 companies that believed MFA was fully enforced. Fewer than ten actually were.
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We have audited over 60 companies that believed MFA was fully enforced. Fewer than ten actually were.
Most of our extraction tasks have no single correct answer to grade against. This is the scoring approach we landed on after two that failed.
We called back every subject from case studies we published in one calendar year to check if the numbers held up. Most did not, in an interesting way.
A short checklist we run before every infrastructure proposal, because the honest answer is often 'not yet.'
Not a machine learning model. A basic weighted-stage calculation that outperformed manual forecasts for two straight quarters.
We ran the same simulation across 40 client companies. The results changed how we design every simulation since.
Our agent could technically approve these on its own. The data on why we still do not is more interesting than the policy.
We assumed our incident response was fine because nobody complained. The data said otherwise.
A specific, common pattern in customer quotes that reads as fake even when it is completely true.
A conversation with our own VP of Sales about a compensation change that felt risky and paid off in an unexpected way.