The $500,000 Wake-Up Call Every CEO Should Hear
This isn't just an insurance story. The insurer paid. Then it sued. The uncomfortable truth: your cybersecurity isn't just about prevention.
Author: Mike Fitzpatrick
The Cybersecurity Spending Trap: Why Most Companies Are Funding Failure
Most executives think they’re doing enough because there’s a line item in the IT budget. Cybersecurity isn’t a purchase. It’s a discipline.
Cybersecurity Awareness: More Than Just Pumpkin Spice Season
Every October rolls in with two things: Cybersecurity Awareness Month & pumpkin spice. One makes you feel warm & cozy. The other can burn you.
The Deal Team’s Blind Spot: Cyber Risk in Value Creation
Why cyber risk deserves a seat at the CEO's table & how private equity buyers overlook this critical issue, risking costly consequences.
The CEO’s Missing Advisor: Cyber Risk at the Table
Cyber is now the number-one business risk, but most CEOs still do not have a Cyber Risk Advisor in their inner circle.
Cyber Risk Advisor – Every CEO’s Missing Batman
Cyber Risk Advisor – Every CEO’s Missing Batman Every CEO has their trusted advisors: A CPA for the books An attorney for legal risks An insurance broker for disasters But…
Cyber Insurance in 2025: What the Data Says About Managing Cyber Risk
Cyber insurance tops the worry list for businesses everywhere due to the rapidly changing landscape. Let's explore how to check coverage.
Selling Your Business? Don’t Let Cyber Risk Turn Your Golden Goose into a Wreck
If you're planning to sell your business or acquire one a hard truth: Cyber risk can derail the entire deal. Learn best practices & more.
The Blind Spots That Cost Businesses Millions
Most CEOs feel confident about their cybersecurity—until they get blindsided by risks no firewall can stop. In this episode of Bite Size Security, Mike Fitzpatrick breaks down the hidden vulnerabilities…
Beyond the Firewall: A Frank Conversation About Cyber Risk in 2025
Cyber risk in 2025 isn’t just about technology. It’s about people, process & blind spots & the “good enough” practices that aren't challenged.
