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Drew Tharp from Reveal Risk uses Japanese swordmaking as a lens for cybersecurity strategy. Swords achieve sharpness through differential hardening, making the edge harder than the spine. That same principle applies to security: harden where it matters most, like threat detection and response, while keeping the rest flexible.

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