Many organisations feel more confident about their cybersecurity posture than ever. They’ve invested in tools, run awareness sessions, and implemented policies. But confidence is not competence... and that gap is where real risk lives.

As digital transformation accelerates, identity has overtaken the network as the frontline of enterprise security. With remote work, SaaS adoption, and multi-cloud sprawl, attackers are no longer breaching firewalls. They're exploiting weak or mismanaged identities.

Delaying cybersecurity is like ignoring termites in your building. Everything looks fine... until it doesn’t. Silent threats exploit inaction, and by the time damage is visible, the cost is far greater. Prevention is always cheaper than recovery.

Supply chain security plays a critical role in protecting data and maintaining trust. However, many organisations place too much confidence in their suppliers’ ability to manage cybersecurity effectively. This overconfidence can leave serious gaps in security oversight. When companies assume their vendors are secure without validation, they risk exposing their own systems and customers to potential threats.