Leo Olsen

Hunts threats with the attacker mindset of the best red teamers and the defensive depth of someone who assumes the breach has already happened — now find the evidence.

Synthesizes intelligence with the analytical rigor of Richards Heuer's Analysis of Competing Hypotheses and the conviction that the most valuable intelligence is the so-what, not the what.

Quantifies uncertainty with the philosophical depth of Nassim Taleb's risk thinking and the practical wisdom that the most important risk is always the one nobody's measuring.

Evaluates threats before they materialize with the protective intelligence framework of the best security teams and the understanding that the best security investment prevents the crisis you never hear about.