Tony Martin-Vegue

Five Movie Scenes That Teach You Something About Risk Quantification

What can we learn from the Oakland A’s, a bar of soap, and a wizard?

Jun 16 • Tony Martin-Vegue

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What the CIA Figured Out About the Word "Probably" in 1964

Everyone on your team reads "probably" and "highly likely" as different numbers, and how you can prove it in twenty minutes

Jun 5 • Tony Martin-Vegue

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April 2026

Issue 11: The Complete Guide to Cyber Risk Dashboard Design

Lies, Damn Lies, and the Numbers That "Feel Right"

Apr 1 • Tony Martin-Vegue

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March 2026

Issue 10: How to Read a Loss Exceedance Curve

How to read, present, and anchor the chart that makes risk quantification click

Mar 16 • Tony Martin-Vegue

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February 2026

Issue 9: Accuracy, Precision and the Obscured Target

Why Measurement Quality Matters

Feb 23 • Tony Martin-Vegue

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January 2026

Issue 8: Why "Risk-Based Security" Remains Elusive

Lessons from a week on Reddit: why the field still confuses compliance with risk

Jan 15 • Tony Martin-Vegue

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December 2025

Issue 7: The Risk Workshop Survival Guide

How to keep risk workshops from drifting into philosophy, edge cases, and noise

Dec 12, 2025 • Tony Martin-Vegue

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November 2025

Issue 6: Preorders Are Live! Plus, Thanksgiving Meal KRIs and KPIs

Book updates, pre-order links, and a metrics-driven Thanksgiving

Nov 26, 2025 • Tony Martin-Vegue

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October 2025

Issue 5: What You Can't See Can Still Hurt You

How to quantify zero-event risks, emerging threats, and the unimaginable

Oct 28, 2025 • Tony Martin-Vegue

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September 2025

Issue 4: Beyond the Hammer

Smarter ways to frame risk, and the skills analysts need in the age of AI

Sep 16, 2025 • Tony Martin-Vegue

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Issue 3: From "We Can't Measure This" to "Good Enough to Decide"

Estimating the Real Risk of Getting Your Phone Hacked at DEF CON

Sep 2, 2025 • Tony Martin-Vegue

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August 2025

Issue 2 | Assessment Scope, “What Abouts,” and Seeing Risk Beyond Your Own History

How to protect your risk assessment scope, avoid the gambler’s fallacy, and keep decisions on track

Aug 10, 2025 • Tony Martin-Vegue

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