The Cost of Moving Second | Breach of Protocol Episode 56

Most organizations don't lose because they respond poorly. They lose because they're responding after the attacker has already taken the initiative. On this week's episode of Breach of Protocol, we're exploring what it really costs to move second and why time has become one of the most important advantages in modern cyber conflict. Join Steven Oliphant, Samuel Kushner, and Thomas Phillips as they discuss: • Why defensive teams often begin responding after the attacker has already gained the initiative • What recent attacks reveal about time, decision speed, and early intervention • How organizations can move from detection-first thinking toward preemptive defense • Breaking Threat Brief: the week's most important cyberattack, vulnerability, AI development, or security story The pace of cyber conflict continues to accelerate. Organizations that wait for alerts before acting are playing a game their adversaries have already started. Join us live on Friday, July 17. Bring your questions and perspectives to the comments. We may feature them live during the show. hashtag#CyberSecurity hashtag#InfoSec hashtag#CyberDefense Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/63646112...