Who Owns DEX, and Why It Is Usually Nobody
The findings cross organisational boundaries and the ownership does not. What that produces and what fixes it.
Programme
Most of what the programme finds belongs to somebody else. Where it reports determines how far it gets.
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The findings cross organisational boundaries and the ownership does not. What that produces and what fixes it.
The relationship that determines whether a programme has data and allies, and the mistakes that end it in the first month.
Security controls are a major source of friction and a legitimate requirement. How to have the conversation productively.
What an executive audience needs, what they do not, and how to report without making claims that collapse under a question.
The value case for this work is real and smaller than the vendor version. How to make one that holds.
The predictable plateau at around year one, why it happens, and the three ways out.