The broad patterns behind many of the incidents that make the news.
Many serious incidents start with access that was allowed, not with something that was broken. The door was open; someone simply walked through it.
The first system an attacker reaches is rarely the one they want. What decides the size of an incident is how far they can go from there.
Networks change every week. Reviews happen a few times a year. In the gap between them, risk accumulates quietly.
Documentation, diagrams and standards describe the network as intended. Attackers deal with the network as it actually is.
Understanding how these patterns apply to your own network is where Rakasec helps.
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