
Security Vendor Consolidation: When It Saves, When It Hurts
A security vendor consolidation strategy that holds up: the full cost model, when fewer vendors cut risk, when they add it, and what to sequence first.
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A security vendor consolidation strategy that holds up: the full cost model, when fewer vendors cut risk, when they add it, and what to sequence first.

How to build an incident response program with five people: who owns what, which products to buy, when to use MDR, and what to report to the board.

How to build a protect program with five people: pick the right domains, split the roles, buy fewer products, and report metrics your board trusts.

Why an all-technical security team stays invisible to the business, and how to split yours into specialists, risk advisors and integrators.

How to build the NIST CSF 2.0 Identify function with five people: asset inventory, risk assessment and improvement, what to buy, what to tell the board.

How to build a detection program with five people: scope it to your threat model, split the roles, pick products, track the right metrics, brief the board.

How to build a cyber recovery program with five people: shared RTO and RPO, clear roles, immutable backups, decision-tree runbooks and board metrics.

Small security budget cuts compound. How to show your CFO and board the combined risk, protect headcount and get risk acceptance in writing.