Most security strategies are built around prevention.The implicit assumption is that attacks can be stopped early enough to avoid impact. In practice, this assumption fails under several conditions: - Mobile endpoints - Credential reuse - User-driven exposure - Long-lived sessions When prevention becomes unreliable, the architectural goal shifts.The question is no longer “How do we stop this?”It becomes “What still works after this breaks?” This shift changes how systems are designed, evaluated, and operated.

Area51 is entering a new phase. This space started as an open discussion around difficult security problems. Going forward, area51 will become a paid community. Why the change: As discussions deepen, keeping the group small and intentional becomes important. This is not about volume or growth, but about signal focus, and continuity. Current members joined during the early phase and will retain access. New members will join under the paid model. Area51 is not a course, a feed, or a vendor space. It exist to think slowly about problems that don't have simple answers. Thank you for being here early.

I’m leaving my email here because tomorrow is the automatic debit for Skool, and I’m not sure if there might be any issue that could prevent me from continuing with my Area51 channel. My website is 4r3451.com, and my email is: [email protected] Just to stay in touch. A hug / best regards.

Five years from now, human IT will be the exception. Systems designed for resilience will be the only ones that survive.

Hey @Miguel Angel Ruiz it's nice having you here