Early gains were easy, but progress has slowed significantly.
Most basic controls are already in place.
I’m trying to understand how teams continue improving beyond this point.
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Early gains were easy, but progress has slowed significantly.
Most basic controls are already in place.
I’m trying to understand how teams continue improving beyond this point.
Security maturity stalls when progress becomes checklist-driven rather than risk-driven. Once fundamentals are covered, improvement requires continuous reassessment and threat modeling.
Teams that keep evolving focus on adapting to new risks rather than maintaining static controls.
Takeaway: Security maturity is a continuous process, not a finish line.