The OT.SEC.CON Agenda Is LIVE!
We’re thrilled to announce that the full agenda for OT.SEC.CON. is now published! Join us for 2 action-packed days of cutting-edge security insights, featuring 4 specialized tracks and 30+ industry experts sharing real-world strategies, lessons, and innovations.
📆 April 1 – 2, 2026
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WELCOME TO THE ROOM: Satya Nadella's Lesson in Executive Accountability
Most people treat a senior promotion as a destination; in reality, it is an invitation to a higher level of pressure where excuses are considered a form of professional failure. In "The Room," the distance between a "theory of success" and "actual success" is measured by one thing: Intellectual Honesty.
If you are waiting for more resources, more time, or more favorable conditions to win, you aren't leading—you’re whining. True leadership is the act of "manufacturing success" within the constraints of reality. It requires the scientific rigor to align your resources to your theory, the telemetry to admit when that theory is failing, and the courage to pivot before the runway disappears.
The Bottom Line: You are either a generator of clarity or a creator of confusion. If your "dots don't connect" from your current headcount to the final result, you are just managing decline. Stop talking, get the telemetry, and operationalize the win. Anything else is just noise.
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We judge ourselves by our noble intentions, yet we judge everyone else by their impact on us.
This is the fundamental disconnect in how we relate to others.
We deliver a "brutally honest" critique, we interrupt a colleague to make a point, or we make a sarcastic joke at someone else's expense.
Five minutes later, we have moved on to the next task. We are the axe. We forget.
But the person on the receiving end? They do not forget. They carry the weight of that interaction long after you have left the room.
They are the tree.
The validity of your feedback does not justify the brutality of your delivery.
High achievers often assume that because they have "gotten over" a conflict, the other person has too.
Great leadership requires the humility to understand that your words have a half-life much longer than your attention span.
The next time you are about to deliver a sharp remark, pause. Ask yourself: "Is the momentary satisfaction of swinging the axe worth the permanent scar I am about to leave?"
Life is good.
Marshall
Join thousands of cybersecurity professionals, thought leaders, and innovators at HOU.SEC.CON. 2025 - a two-day experience packed with 100+ world-class speakers, hands-on workshops, specialized tracks, and powerful networking opportunities.
📅 September 30 – October 1, 2025
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Interested in what real world Active Directory compromise looks like and how to prevent it? I wrote a deep dive on what we continually see when Active Directory gets owned.
Hint: stop letting domain admins log onto all your endpoints
Read here - https://t.co/jWPowVrqkM
@DKThomp@NatBullard Loved the conversation, learned a lot about energy and how it has changed so much recently. (Weird glitch at 50:13 where the audio jumps a few seconds ahead.)
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As I stand on the threshold of my final chapter in international hockey, my heart swells with gratitude and reflection. This journey has been nothing short of extraordinary, and I am forever grateful for the love and support from my family, teammates, coaches, and fans.
X has now enabled data sharing by default for every user, which means you consent to them using all your posts, interactions and data on here to train Grok and share this data with xAI.
Even worse it cannot be disabled in the app, you need to disable from web.
The T20 World Cup starts tomorrow with hosts USA taking on Canada. Imagine reading this line 20 years back. The growth of the T20 format has been unbelievable and it remains the best format to take cricket to newer places and to newer audiences. #T20Worldcup#USAvCAN