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Cybersecurity in 2026: From CIA to the 3C Model

In this Cybersecurity Awareness Month message, Skyler Butler, Chief Technology Officer at Haden Gray, challenges one of the most widely accepted security frameworks in the industry: the CIA Triad. For decades, cybersecurity has been built around Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. But in 2025—amid ransomware, AI-driven attacks, deepfakes, and the looming impact of quantum computing—Skyler explains why this model is no longer enough. In this video, you’ll learn: Why the CIA Triad breaks down against modern threats How ransomware exposes gaps in “availability” How AI and deepfakes undermine data integrity Why traditional encryption struggles in a quantum future What the 3C cybersecurity model is—and why CISOs should care Skyler introduces the 3C framework (Core, Complementary, Context), a modern approach to cybersecurity invented by Loris Gutic, the CISO at Bright, that emphasizes resilience, accountability, transparency, and context, helping organizations shift from a mindset of pure protection to one of survivability. This model also enables CISOs and security leaders to move beyond KPI-heavy discussions and engage boards in conversations about brand protection, user trust, legal risk, and business impact. Learn more by reading the full white paper by Loris Gutic and blog post at HadenGray.com