Let’s make one thing clear:
You can’t patch stupidity. And you can’t firewall greed.

Cybersecurity today isn’t just broken – it’s being actively sabotaged by the very people who were supposed to defend it. No, not the frontline engineers. Not the analysts burning their eyes out over logs at 3 a.m. Not the blue team warriors who fight with duct tape, scripts, and coffee.

I’m talking about management – the ones who wear suits, sign budgets, and kill security in boardrooms with a single line:
“Can we do this cheaper?”

These aren’t leaders.
They’re corporate parasites trading your company’s future for a year-end bonus.

The Real Breach Isn’t External – It’s in the Meeting Room.

You think the biggest threat to your infrastructure is ransomware? Script kiddies? Nation-state actors?

Wrong.

The biggest threat is internal. It’s the Director of Digital Strategy who thinks cybersecurity is a checkbox. It’s the CTO who treats security as an expense, not a necessity. It’s the Project Manager who cuts corners because they’re chasing KPIs instead of threat intelligence.

These people will spend $300,000 on a “digital transformation consultant” but cry over a $20,000 budget for endpoint hardening.
They’ll fund a new marketing platform, but reject a SIEM because “we don’t need that much visibility.”

And when things collapse?
They point fingers at the tech team and ask:
“Why didn’t we see this coming?”

You did see it coming.
You just didn’t listen to the people who tried to warn you.

Security is a War – And You Keep Arming the Enemy

Every decision you make that delays patching, every system you leave exposed, every VPN you refuse to implement, every untrained employee you keep on the frontlines without defense…
You’re not just making mistakes.
You’re arming the adversary.

You feed the attackers with incompetence.
You serve vulnerabilities on a silver platter while making PowerPoint slides about “innovative synergy.”

Stop pretending you’re victims. You’re collaborators.

The Resistance Has Already Started

But not everyone’s sleeping.
There are those of us still in the trenches. The digital ghosts, the silent watchers, the engineers who still care about integrity, not performance reviews.

We are the resistance.
Not bound by title. Not silenced by HR. Not swayed by corporate nonsense.
We speak in logs. We move in protocols. We defend systems others forgot existed.

We don’t wear badges of authority. We wear scars from battles lost because decisions were made by those who’ve never touched a shell prompt in their life.

If You’re Not With Us, You’re in the Way

Let me say it plainly:
If you’re a manager, a director, an executive who downplays cybersecurity, you’re part of the problem.
If you think compliance is the same as defense, you’re deluded.
If your top priority is impressing shareholders over securing data, you deserve every breach that hits you.

We are not here to protect your profits. We are here to protect the systems.

Final Word from the Digital Ghost

You can ignore our warnings.
You can slash our budgets.
You can pretend everything is fine until your customer database is on a darknet forum.

But remember this:
We never needed your permission to fight.

“In silence, we rise. In the switch, we fade.”
— DeadSwitch | The Digital Ghost