Nagomi’s Investment in You: Because Cybersecurity Debt Shouldn’t Be on Your Balance Sheet

Despite years of increased investment in cybersecurity, it’s clear that more money doesn’t always mean better results. Rather than staying ahead of threats, we’re left with disconnected tools and processes. Our resources are spread too thin, and we keep reacting instead of making real progress. This is why Nagomi is proud to sponsor this report—to work with security experts on how to balance cybersecurity debt and finally get the results we all expect from our investments.

At Nagomi, we know that when teams are overwhelmed with too many tools that don’t work together, they can’t manage risk effectively. Other industries have found ways to improve efficiency, but the security industry has struggled because teams haven’t had time to integrate tools in a fast-changing environment with growing vulnerabilities and an increasing number of tools. Not to mention, the talent shortage only makes things harder.

So, what’s the solution? In my view, we’re at a crossroads. Reducing cybersecurity debt isn’t about cutting costs or adding complexity—it’s about giving security teams the right tools and clarity to focus on real threats. When tools work together, teams can be confident that their defenses are working as expected. This gives them the ability to identify and communicate risk clearly to other stakeholders. To make tools work together effectively, three things are essential. First, you need good visibility into the assets you’re defending. Without it, it’s hard to know if an asset is properly protected. Second, you need to ensure the tools you have are still providing the right capabilities. Cybersecurity evolves quickly, and some tools may no longer be up to the task. Third, and most importantly, you need to know if all the tools arerunning effectively against the risks you’re facing.

At Nagomi Security, we’re committed to helping organizations reduce cybersecurity debt by offering tools that simplify processes and connect everything together. This way, companies can reduce security backlogs, improve team collaboration, and move toward proactive defense. We may never completely eliminate cybersecurity debt, but we can make it manageable—and that’s the key to getting real results from our cybersecurity investments.

Want to learn how Nagomi can help you measure and enhance the efficacy of your security program? Let’s connect and see how we can help you reduce threat exposure while maximizing the value of your security investments.

CISOs Investigate: Cybersecurity Debt

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About the Author

Emanuel Salmona

Emanuel Salmona is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Nagomi Security, bringing extensive international experience in cybersecurity and business leadership. Before founding Nagomi, Emanuel served as the General Manager of EMEA and Vice President of Global Partnerships at Claroty, a global leader in IoT and OT cybersecurity, where he helped drive the company’s growth and strategic alliances. Prior to his work at Claroty, Emanuel held several key commercial executive roles at Siemens across Germany, South Korea, and Switzerland, leading business operations and driving market expansion. His early career also includes service as an Intelligence Officer in the IDF Cyber Intelligence Unit 8200, where he developed a deep understanding of the intersection between security, technology, and business. Emanuel holds an MBA from INSEAD, and his vision for Nagomi Security is rooted in his commitment to reshaping the cybersecurity landscape by delivering innovative solutions that drive business resilience and empower organizations to navigate emerging threats.