The older I get the more often I find I have already written something on a topic. :-)

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In two weeks Security Yearbook 2023 will no longer be available for purchase.

Inane surveys to garner engagement.

It is surprising how many cyber unicorns do not appear in a Gartner Magic Quadrant. stiennon.substack.com/p/10-cybersecu…

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How many companies does Gartner actually cover in its 24 cybersecurity Magic Quadrants? I did the research' 134. stiennon.substack.com/p/10000-cybers…

I posted a brief walk-through of the Analyst Dashboard, the only platform for researching the cybersecurity industry. Video demo at end. stiennon.substack.com/p/a-walk-throu…

How to say 'I've never read A Town Like Alice' without saying it.

OK, got it.

Cyber Fantasy Versus Reality, by Richard Stiennon open.substack.com/pub/stiennon/p…

A timely post from Eric Parizo

Sharon Besser Shahar Cohen (Lucid Capital)👓 Nikesh Arora Nir Zuk An interesting piece Richard Stiennon published today regarding Palo Alto Networks recent play.
TL;DR - He believes it's a big mistake.

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Exciting times in tech stiennon.substack.com/p/you-aint-see… #OpenAI #Sora #boomtimes

Today's #VPN headlines are dismal: #zeroday #vulnerabilities exploited + predictions the situation will worsen. Against this backdrop, Zero Networks CEO, Benny Lakunishok, discuss the situation with Richard Stiennon on the latest EM360Tech podcast 🎙️, listen now: ow.ly/fmL650QAPuB

Serious threats, unserious responses -
Episode 490 of the Cyberlaw Podcast
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with Richard Stiennon

Clearing out inventory in advance of Security Yearbook 2024 being published by Wiley. stiennon.substack.com/p/new-year-new…

If you want to understand why the Times case has a near zero probability of winning, then read this thread.

This fellow does a nice write up and he seems sincere in his belief that what he is saying about the suit is accurate and correct when in fact it's basically just a lot