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Thinking like a hacker is key to strengthening resilience
Justin Henkel
Published
11 September 2026
Cyber resilience demands thinking one step ahead of attackers
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If you've worked in
cybersecurity
for as long as I have, then you'll know there are a couple of things you can count on. First, the threats that are out there never stop evolving. And second, sooner or later, you're going to be in the bullseye.
What makes life so much harder today is that AI and other automated tools have dramatically narrowed the gap between vulnerability discovery and the time it takes to exploit them.
Justin Henkel
CISO at SolarWinds.
And when this can now be measured in minutes – seconds, even – you know you have a problem. This fundamental change in the way adversaries operate means we no longer have the luxury of time to understand an attack, assess the risk and decide what to do next.
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Which means we have to be better prepared and