by Alan Kelly | Apr 28, 2026 | Pinpoint Protocol
A lot of the most important work in cybersecurity doesn’t get seen. It’s not the headline. It’s not the incident everyone talks about after the fact. It’s everything that happens before that. The alerts that get reviewed. The patterns that get noticed. The...
by Amber Nelson | Apr 21, 2026 | Pinpoint Protocol
There’s something about a great café in Paris that feels effortless. Everything looks simple. Clean. Thoughtfully put together. The experience just works. But what makes it feel that way isn’t luck. It’s intention. Behind the scenes, every detail has been...
by Kyle Beverly | Apr 14, 2026 | Pinpoint Protocol
Most people remember the classroom game Heads Up, Seven Up. Heads down. Eyes closed. A few people get tapped, and when it’s over, they have to guess who did it. Most of the time, they guess wrong. Not because they weren’t paying attention, but because there wasn’t...
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 Stephen Nelson | Mar 31, 2026 | Pinpoint Protocol
Last week at RSA, one theme showed up consistently across conversations with peers, vendors, and operators: We’re not lacking capability in cybersecurity.We’re struggling with clarity. There is no shortage of tools, telemetry, or intelligence. If anything, the...
by Jon Rogers | Mar 24, 2026 | Pinpoint Protocol
We don’t have a tooling problem in cybersecurity right now. We have a cognitive saturation problem. Too many alerts. Too many dashboards. Too many competing priorities. And when everything feels important, the one thing that actually matters becomes easier to miss....
