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Will security companies disappear?
AI might accelerate some consolidation
17 hrs ago
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Frank Wang
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Pangea and Lakera acquisition thoughts
Legacy security companies scrambling for AI talent
Sep 23
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Frank Wang
4
Security is worried about the wrong risks
We should be more nuanced about what matters
Sep 16
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Frank Wang
11
Should security own risk?
Maybe. We should stop arguing about risk ownership and start owning risk surfaces.
Sep 12
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Frank Wang
8
What does a first security hire look like?
There's a variety, but it really depends on what you're looking for
Sep 4
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Frank Wang
7
August 2025
The New Commandments of Security Teams
Guest post by Maya Kaczorowski
Aug 26
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Frank Wang
15
Is it ok to miss a security incident?
An interesting thought experiment
Aug 19
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Frank Wang
5
Palo Alto Networks Acquiring CyberArk: Offense or Defense?
It's boring, and it only makes sense as a means to an end
Aug 5
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Frank Wang
11
July 2025
Security is splitting: Three Acquisitions, Three Different Realities
Cursor, Palo Alto Networks, and Datadog all have different bets on where the market is going (and how fast).
Jul 29
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Frank Wang
7
The new threat model for AI
It's not about leaks anymore
Jul 16
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Frank Wang
12
Software engineering for security: Performance Tradeoffs
A primer on how to get context about performance so that you can better communicate risk
Jul 10
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Frank Wang
7
Why security has become easier
A follow-up
Jul 2
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Frank Wang
8
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