by Chris Ogles | Jul 14, 2026 | Pinpoint Protocol
If you’ve spent any time building or maintaining technology, you’ve probably used the word “temporary.” A temporary firewall rule. A temporary service account. A temporary exception. A temporary configuration change. There’s nothing...
by Chris Ogles | May 26, 2026 | Pinpoint Protocol
Good security programs behave like well-engineered systems. They’re repeatable. Maintainable. Understandable by more than one person. They continue functioning under pressure, even when conditions are not perfect. That’s what operational maturity actually looks...
by Chris Ogles | Apr 7, 2026 | Pinpoint Protocol
In most environments, incidents don’t start with something obvious. They start with something that looked normal. A process that worked yesterday. A system behaving as expected. A control that technically exists, but hasn’t been exercised under pressure. Then...
by Chris Ogles | Feb 17, 2026 | Pinpoint Protocol
One of the things I appreciate most about working in Security is how often progress comes from helping someone else solve a problem. Whether it’s walking through a tricky alert, tuning a detection rule, or sharing a shortcut that saves someone an hour, resilience is...
by Chris Ogles | Dec 30, 2025 | Pinpoint Protocol
As we head into the final week of 2025, it’s a good time to pause and take stock — not just of what we built this year, but how we supported one another along the way. In cybersecurity, progress rarely comes from big, dramatic moments. It comes from steady...
