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Most security teams prepare for chaos, but they should be preparing for control. Melanie Ensign, founder of Discernible, a company that helps security leaders communicate effectively during high-pressure incidents, shares how weekly drills, better communication habits, and a rescue diver’s mindset can turn high-stakes incidents into manageable events. From Web3 breaches to boardroom briefings, this episode is about strategy, not panic.
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