The challenge
Incident analysis, audit findings, regulation and specialist commentary arrived with different structures, styles and assumptions. The report needed to preserve the expertise and make its argument easy to follow.
Ten partners.
One coherent report.
Editorial leadership for the Q1 2026 Security & Compliance Report: from specialist submissions to a six-chapter publication.
My contributionEditorial lead · Contributor coordination · Chapter editing · Design coordination
10Contributor partners coordinated
6Chapters in the final report
11Industry teams represented overall
Published report / Editorial lead01
Shape the structure
Plan a connected argument across incident analysis, stablecoin security, AI threats and regulation.
02
Resolve the substance
Work through submissions and unclear points with specialist contributors.
03
Bring it together
Edit chapters and coordinate design and publication.
What I owned
I planned the structure, coordinated input from ten contributor partners, worked through unclear points, edited chapters and coordinated design and publication. Eleven industry teams were represented across the finished report.
A decision I made
I organized specialist input around a shared chapter structure, then challenged unclear points with contributors before editing for a connected argument. That preserved expertise while giving the reader a clear route through the report.
What changed
A six-chapter publication bringing together eleven industry teams. My scope covered editorial structure, ten contributor partners, chapter editing, design coordination and publication.
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