Topic: operational friction
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Tokenized Real-World Assets Solve Crypto’s Counterparty Risk
A Nasdaq survey reveals that 70% of global firms experience daily settlement failures, prompting institutions to explore tokenized collateral as a way to reduce counterparty exposure and improve capital velocity. Exchanges like Binance are adopting off-exchange collateral solutions, allowing inst...
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Martech Stacks Slow Sales and Marketing Teams
Despite being a long-standing goal, only 56% of go-to-market professionals report high sales and marketing alignment, with a technology barrier cited by 53% as the primary hindrance to seamless collaboration. A fragmented and inefficient technology stack, characterized by redundancy and legacy co...
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Why Sanctions Can't Stop Cyberattacks - But Still Hurt
Sanctions impose operational friction on state-sponsored cyber attackers by increasing costs and forcing them to adapt, though they rarely stop malicious activities entirely. The most effective sanctions target the broader ecosystem enabling cyber operations, such as cryptocurrency mixers and tec...
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5 Reasons Your Security Team Feels Stuck (And How to Fix It)
Security teams face significant inefficiencies from internal roadblocks like tool sprawl and bureaucratic delays, which hinder threat response and daily operations. Tool fragmentation and approval bottlenecks slow down analysts, forcing them to juggle multiple platforms and wait for redundant sig...
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Cyber Risk Prioritization Challenges Organizations
93% of organizations struggle to maintain an accurate view of their attack surface, and only 41% have a consolidated view of cyber risk exposure due to reliance on disconnected tools and scattered data. Analysts spend 42% of their working week (about 17 hours) investigating risks that prove low p...
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