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The Risks Nobody Owns
The issues that become crises were usually known to someone, early.
Naledi Group · October 1, 2026 · 4 min read
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After years in defense and law enforcement, one pattern stands out: the issue that eventually becomes a crisis was usually known to someone, early.
It just didn't belong to anyone. It sat between functions, below the threshold for escalation, held together by a tired person who meant to deal with it later.
The question to ask
Not 'what are our risks?' but 'what do we not know, and who is responsible for finding out?'
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