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The Razorwire Christmas Party 2025 episode looks back at a year where burnout in security work feels closer to an occupational hazard than a personal weakness. A legal style “but for” test highlights how organisational decisions, pressure and inaction in 2025 shaped stress, harm and duty of care across cybersecurity teams.

What happens when you gather some of the sharpest minds in cybersecurity for an end-of-year chat about where we've been and where we're heading? Welcome to Razorwire's Christmas special. Today I’m chatting with some of our favourite guests from 2025: clinical traumatologist Eve Parmiter, cyber futurist Oliver Rochford, CISO and podcast host Marius Poskus and occupational psychologist Bec McKeown for a roundup of the cybersecurity industry this year. This isn't a glossy year-in-review full of predictions and corporate optimism. We're talking about what's actually happened.

Let’s start by learning how to navigate ggshield like any other CLI tool: through its built-in help menu. To see the top-level help, just run ggshield with no options and press enter: ggshield Any time you want help for a specific command, add -h or --help to the end of that command before hitting enter. ggshield follows a standard command-line pattern you’ll see in many tools: ggshield ... If you’re new to CLIs, here’s what that means: ggshield is the program you’re running. are the extra details the command needs, like a path or filename.

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In this clip from The Stack, James Robinson, Chief Information Security Officer at Netskope, explains his unconventional path from wiring subwoofers to becoming a CISO, and his strategy for finding diverse talent.

Looking for the perfect easy listening experience to kick off the holidays? We just published a full conversation between Garrett Hamilton, CEO & Co-Founder of Reach Security, and Todd Graham, Managing Partner at Microsoft’s venture fund M12. They talk through what's limiting security programs today — not lack of tools, but lack of operational clarity.

Protecting the Language of AI: Why API Security is No Longer Optional As AI continues to reshape the digital landscape, APIs have become the "language" of innovation—but they've also become a massive target for attackers. In this clip from the A10 Networks webinar, "APIs are the Language of AI: Protecting Them is Critical," security experts Jamison Utter and Carlo Alpuerto discuss the complexities of modern API security.

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Industry researcher and analyst Jon Oltsik explains why vulnerability management should be considered a business issue and stop being viewed as a technical issue.