Mustafa Alobaidy’s Post

🚨 The Biggest Risk in Cybersecurity Isn’t Hackers — It’s Complacency. We talk so much about technology — firewalls, SIEMs, AI-driven detection — yet most breaches still happen because of one simple thing: a missing control or a misunderstood policy. In Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC), the goal isn’t to chase tools — it’s to build a culture of accountability. 🔹 Where people understand why controls matter. 🔹 Where risk isn’t just documented — it’s actively managed. 🔹 Where compliance isn’t a checklist — it’s a continuous habit. As someone working in Cybersecurity GRC & ISO 27001 readiness, I’ve seen that the strongest organizations aren’t the ones with the biggest budgets — but the ones that integrate security into every decision, every process, every conversation. 💡 Takeaway: Security maturity starts when compliance becomes culture — not obligation. What’s one control or governance habit you believe every organization should strengthen in 2025? Let’s spark a discussion 👇 #CyberSecurity #GRC #RiskManagement #ISO27001 #InformationSecurity #Compliance #Infosec #SecurityAwareness #ISMS #Governance #DataProtection #Leadership #ContinuousImprovement #CyberRisk #SecurityCulture

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Because due to technology development typical barriers disappear. What matters? Compliance, know your maturity current and desired, Risk management, creating awareness culture, top down approach, know your data…. Cybersecurity is only part of information security and is efricient when confusions above exist.

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