Resources • Blog & Articles

Longer-form thinking
for people steering security programs.

The Blog & Articles stream is where we unpack bigger questions: how modern attacks reshape risk, what “good” looks like in cloud-heavy environments, and how to make security a durable part of how your organization operates — not an annual panic.

Strategy & architecture Offense-informed defense Written for decision-makers

Many articles begin as Labs research, client questions, and talk topics — then evolve into reference pieces teams return to during planning and reviews.

What we write about

Articles that tie technology, threat, and business together.

We write for people who have to convince others, not just configure things themselves. Articles focus on connecting technical realities to risk, resilience, and tradeoffs your organization actually faces.

Attack & Defense

How modern attacks really unfold.

Long-form paths from initial access to impact, with specific notes on where different controls, designs, or processes would have changed the outcome.

  • Identity, cloud, and SaaS-centric attack narratives
  • Detection and response breakpoints along the way
  • Concrete “here’s what to change” recommendations
Program & Strategy

What good looks like over time.

Articles on building and evolving security programs: prioritization, measurement, communication with leadership, and navigating constraints.

  • How to frame investments and tradeoffs
  • Signals of resilient vs. fragile programs
  • Practical takes on frameworks and standards
Cloud & SaaS Reality

Living in someone else’s compute and control plane.

Deep dives on the defensive reality of Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Google Workspace, and SaaS-heavy environments.

  • Where traditional security thinking still fits — and where it doesn’t
  • Design patterns for visibility and control
  • Common misalignments between expectation and platform behavior
How teams use these

Inputs into decisions, not just “something to read.”

The best use of longer-form writing is as a shared reference. Many clients weave articles into planning, reviews, and leadership conversations as neutral, thoughtful context.

As pre-reads for key meetings

Share an article before a roadmap, budget, or strategy session so everyone comes in with a baseline understanding and shared vocabulary.

  • Attach to calendar invites or internal tickets
  • Highlight sections most relevant to your org
  • Use article structure to guide the agenda

For ongoing stakeholder education

Instead of one-off “security awareness” talks, drip articles to leadership, IT, and adjacent teams that deepen their understanding over time.

  • Curated reading lists by role (exec, IT, product, etc.)
  • Use internal channels (Teams, Slack, intranet) to share
  • Anchor follow-up questions in specific passages

To support security storytelling

Use examples, metaphors, and structures from articles when explaining risk, controls, and roadmap decisions to non-security audiences.

  • Pull diagrams or flows into your own decks
  • Reframe “security asks” as business stories
  • Make progress and gaps easier to talk about
Format & cadence

Deliberate, not daily.

We’re not aiming to be a news feed. Articles come out when we have something to say that holds up beyond this week’s headline and is worth revisiting later.

Evergreen first
Topics are chosen for relevance over months and years, not days — so you can keep linking back to them as context.
Series structure
Related articles are grouped into series, making it easier to go deep on a theme like “Living off the Cloud” or “AI & Security Governance.”
Reference-friendly layout
Headings, callouts, and summaries are designed so you can skim, quote, and cross-link without losing the thread.
Signals over noise
When we reference specific incidents, tools, or vendors, it’s to highlight patterns — not to chase hype cycles.
Thoughtful
Written to be worth your attention.
Reusable
Built to be referenced again and again.
Grounded
Rooted in Labs work and real environments.

Want articles that speak to your world?

We can align topics and examples with your environment and priorities — or collaborate on pieces that help you explain security to your own stakeholders.

Talk Blog & Articles with Wolfe Labs