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October 6, 2026· Podcast appearance, tprmpodcast.com
Sean Cassidy, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Plaid
Why Security “Best Practices” Are Broken — Sean Cassidy
On the limitations of conventional security best practices
Our takeOpinion
Questioning inherited best practice is healthy, because a control nobody can tie to a specific risk becomes ritual that costs time and trust. We'd add that dropping the label doesn't remove the duty to show your reasoning. Teams should be able to say what each control prevents and what happens when it fails.
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