Most cyber risk reporting still tells leadership what is wrong. It rarely tells them what it means.
Boards are often given:
•vulnerabilities
•control gaps
•maturity scores
•red / amber / green heatmaps
Useful operationally.
But not enough for executive decision-making.
What leadership actually needs to know is:
•What could realistically happen?
•What critical service could be disrupted?
•How often could it happen?
•What would the operational impact be?
•What would the financial exposure be?
•Which investment would reduce the most meaningful risk?
That is the gap I’m focused on closing.
I’m building VCIRM™ (Vertex Critical Infrastructure Risk Model) to help translate cyber risk into clearer:
•operational exposure
•resilience impact
•financial risk insight
•board-level decision support
Especially for regulated, high-stakes, and critical infrastructure environments.
Cyber risk should not be treated as a technical issue alone. It should be understood as an operational, financial, and capital allocation decision.
If that’s the direction you care about too, follow along.
#CyberRisk #OperationalResilience #CriticalInfrastructure #RiskManagement #VCIRM
This meme only works if all existence claims are equally supported.
They're not.
I don't believe in God because I randomly picked one invisible being from an infinite list.
I believe in God because I think there are philosophical arguments pointing to a necessary, eternal cause of reality.
I don't believe in unicorns because I have no comparable evidence or argument that unicorns are the necessary ground of all existence.
Those are completely different kinds of claims.
Ironically, the meme itself uses bad reasoning:
"I've never seen one."
I've never seen:
- electrons
- black holes
- the Big Bang
- Julius Caesar
- my own brain
Yet I have good reasons to believe they exist.
The question has never been:
«"Have you seen God?"»
The question is:
«"What is the best explanation for the existence and nature of reality?"»
That's a philosophical question—not a game of "name an invisible thing."
Meanwhile in an interesting added historical wrinkle :
The word translated "unicorn" in older English Bibles (like the KJV) comes from the Greek monokeros ("one-horned") and the Latin unicornis. Most scholars think it refers to the now-extinct aurochs or perhaps the rhinoceros, not a mythical horse with a spiral horn.
But the meme fails for a much bigger reason.
"Give me chastity… but not yet." : St. Augustine, the original "5 more minutes." 🥱 New song: I Want to Want. Lord, I want to want what You want.
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#StAugustine
Did you know? The modern Big Bang theory was first proposed by Catholic priest and physicist Georges Lemaître in 1927.
His theory was based on mathematics and physics, not theology, and was later supported by observations of the expanding universe.
#catholic#Catholictwitter
Augustine’s ‘make me chaste... but not yet’ is the original ‘5 more minutes.’ We want to want God, but the scroll is real. Stop lying and listen: https://t.co/vwcxtxSFzN #StAugustine#IWantToWant#CatholicMusic#PetersBarque
I really enjoyed the film Zulu, and have always wondered what the Zulu impi were singing in the morning before the battle, is feel like a sad tune before the battle song….
#zulu#southafric
I come to #Spain to confirm, encourage, and inspire renewed fidelity to the Gospel among believers, as well as deeper reconciliation and cooperation among the different souls of this nation. Spain's own history reminds us that stability and prosperity are born not of a culture of confrontation, but of a culture of encounter. #ApostolicJourney
Come in; let us bow and bend low; let us kneel before the God who made us: for he is our God and we the people who belong to his pasture, the flock that is led by his hand.
#catholic
@petersbarque - love your work so as always thank you, I was wondering if you have any that address the Body, Soul and Spirit- a Catholic view and a Protestant view?
Pride is arguably the greatest sin, and the irony is that Sola scriptura which inevitably devolves into solar my interpretation, does nothing but engender pride in ones opinions and thoughts...
@Vision4theBlind If robots replace 80% of jobs without replacing income, who buys the products companies make?
Labour is not just a cost. Workers are also customers.
Mass automation without a new economic model eventually undermines the same economy companies rely on.