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That Feels Too High”: A Risk Analyst's Survival Guide
When stakeholders say your quantitative risk numbers don't "feel right," there are three main reasons: you missed something they know, cognitive bias is affecting their judgment, or you failed to communicate the numbers clearly. The key is to listen first and diagnose which reason applies, because their discomfort often contains the most valuable feedback for improving your risk analysis
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Six Levers That Quietly Change Your Risk and How to Spot Them
Most people think risk only moves when you add controls, but five other hidden forces are quietly reshaping your exposure behind the scenes. This post breaks down the six levers that actually move the math, so you can stop treating risk like a snapshot and start reading it like a live fee
AGI Dreams: What Keeps a Risk Professional Up at Night
Even a data‑driven risk analyst like me loses sleep when the threat model is a hypothetical, self‑aware AGI that could be friend, foe, or clueless Pinocchio. Its timeline and motives are so unknowable that they expose the limits of traditional risk models and remind us that the scariest risks are those we can barely imagine—until they suddenly arrive.
