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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.