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AI · CYBER RISK · LEADERSHIP

Too Boring to Attack

The Executive’s Guide to AI Innovation and Cyber Risk

“We’re too boring to attack.” Every executive has said it, or thought it. So had Meridian — a perfectly ordinary $700 million company, right up until the Tuesday everything stopped. Written by someone who spent twenty years being paid to break into companies. Politely, with a contract.

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MONDAY MORNING MOVES

One concrete move a week, free on this site: short, specific actions you can take before lunch — the same moves that close every chapter of the book. See all moves →

MOVE No. 1 Google Yourself Like an Attacker Twenty minutes of searching yourself the way an attacker would — and the target list it hands you.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

⬢Why you, personally, are the attack surface — and the dossier an attacker could assemble on you by lunchtime, for $34.99
⬢How deepfake CFOs, hijacked phones, and ten-minute help-desk calls actually work — and the habits that defeat them
⬢How the ransomware shakedown economy operates, and how to talk to your board about money instead of fear
⬢What to ask before saying yes to AI — and what to do when the intern is a robot
⬢The paper trail that saves you (or sinks you) when regulators come asking
⬢Monday Morning Moves — short, concrete actions closing every chapter, consolidated into one program checklist

WHO IT’S FOR

CEOs, CFOs, COOs, board members, and owners of mid-sized companies — anyone with the authority to fund, ask, and decide, but without the time to become a technologist. Readable in a few evenings.

WHO IT’S NOT FOR

Security professionals looking for technical depth. This is the book you hand your CEO.