Who we write for
Same technology. Very different consequences.
An explanation that tries to speak to everyone ends up speaking to nobody. So each subject is explained once, and then the “so what” is written separately for three quite different situations. Pick the one that sounds like yours.
Small business
Owner-operated, no security team, and every hour spent on this is an hour not spent trading.
You have no IT department, the systems arrived one at a time as the business grew, and nobody has ever drawn the whole thing on one page.
2 subjects written for small businesses →
Enterprise
Enough scale to have specialists, enough history to have inherited things nobody wants to touch.
You have the people and the tooling. What you do not have is confidence that the controls on paper are the controls actually running.
2 subjects written for enterprises →
Government
Where the binding constraint is process, mandate and public trust rather than budget.
The question is rarely whether something works. It is whether it can be procured, assured, and defended afterwards.
2 subjects written for government agencies →