The Security Event Horizon Framework

For years, security teams have relied on defense in depth to stop attacks. But many security controls cover adjacent attack stages—not the same event—creating fewer detection opportunities than most security stacks suggest.

In The Security Event Horizon Framework, Martin Roesch explains where prevention reaches its limit, why post-compromise behavioral detection must become a primary control, and how security leaders can build more resilient architectures for the age of AI-powered attacks.

Download the white paper to find out why more security tools do not always mean more chances to stop an attack.

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