Operating Theory · 2026-09-15
Credential reset at scale is required and almost never rehearsed
Serious intrusions usually end with rotating every credential, key, token, certificate, and service account. Most organisations have never attempted this even partially.
Under the pillar Recovery as a first-class discipline
Why it is skipped
A full rotation drill is disruptive, crosses every team, and surfaces undocumented integrations that break. Those are the reasons it is avoided and precisely the reasons it is valuable.
A bounded version is available: rotate one class of secret across the estate, time it, and record what broke.
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