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🧩 1. Data-First Security: Why Every Strategy Should Start with Data 🧠 2. Zero Trust in Practice: Five Domains for Modern Defense ☁️ 3. Building a Secure Cloud Landing Zone 🧾 4. From Policy to Practice: Data Governance That Works 🧰 5. Managed Detection & Response (MDR): Co-Managed vs Fully Outsourced 🔐 6. Cyber Defense Validation: Testing Before the Attack 🧮 7. BCM & Disaster Recovery: Turning Chaos Into Continuity 🤖 8. AI Governance and Security: Balancing Innovation and ControlGallery
🧩 1. Data-First Security: Why Every Strategy Should Start with Data
Before deploying firewalls or SIEMs, organizations must first understand what data they are protecting. This post explains how data-first security improves visibility, compliance, and resilience.
Most enterprises begin their security journey with technology — not with information. Yet 80% of cyber incidents start with data never classified or mapped. A data-first strategy reverses this: inventory & classification, access governance, lifecycle management, and security controls mapped to sensitivity. By aligning controls to data value, organizations reduce blind spots and meet privacy laws.
Read More🧠 2. Zero Trust in Practice: Five Domains for Modern Defense
Zero Trust is more than a slogan. Discover how Secory applies the five domains—Device, User, Network, Data, Application—to deliver measurable results.
“Castle-and-moat” models fail for cloud. Zero Trust assumes no implicit trust. Secory implements it via five domains: Device Security, User Security, Network Security, Data Security, Application Security. Combined, these deliver continuous authentication, contextual enforcement, and reduced breach surface.
Read More☁️ 3. Building a Secure Cloud Landing Zone
How to design AWS/Azure landing zones that balance agility, compliance, and cost—without slowing developers down.
A secure landing zone defines your cloud’s blueprint. Multi-account structure, identity guardrails, network baselines, policy as code, centralized logging—all must be designed to ensure agility and compliance. Secory deploys landing zones with IaC, CNAPP/CSPM, and FinOps alignment.
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🧾 4. From Policy to Practice: Data Governance That Works
Policies fail without execution. Learn how to turn data governance frameworks into measurable outcomes.
Effective data governance connects people (ownership), process (classification, retention), and technology (catalogs, lineage, access governance). Secory’s pragmatic approach delivers trusted data for analytics and AI, and simpler audits for all.
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