Security ROI & Business Case

After an incident, the review opens with one question: what could that account see? Rejewski is an open-source, read-only toolkit that answers it for Microsoft 365. Its 15 tools read roles, policies, sign-in logs, and consent grants the way an adversary would after getting in, then rate each finding and map it to a control. This post is for security architects and the leaders who fund them: what a sandbox run found, how the severity and ROI lines work, and three audits to run

Most security teams can describe what's configured, not whether they're better off than 6 months ago. Part 5 closes The Security Bridge series with a 4-dimension scorecard, prevention, detection, governance, ownership, that turns identity security into one maturity number leadership can track and fund. Includes a real budget conversation that stalled without one, and a checklist to build your own this week. For architects, engineers, and CISOs who need identity security to co

Most security teams ship two versions of every report. The 40 page export the platform makes easy. The 1 page version someone sat down and designed for a specific reader and a specific decision. This piece walks through a 4 question rubric for separating reports that drive decisions from reports that exist because they always have. Includes an audience cadence matrix, outcome metrics by audience, and a kill list of the reports that almost always fail the test.