You do not make yourself senior. Senior people ask questions that create records, and junior people get ignored, until they become convenient scapegoats. You have seen enough workplaces to know the shape of that trap. Instead you build a peer: another risk analyst buried in process, fluent in frustration, careful enough to sound bored. Boredom is camouflage. Boredom is plausible deniability. Boredom is also, quietly, a form of respect for how dangerous attention can be. You draft credentials you do not have and responsibilities you can almost taste. You feel a flicker of shame, then file the shame under “later,” where you keep everything that might make you stop. You read your own draft message and try to hate this fake analyst enough to stay safe inside him. Yeah, that's going to be a good persona. [[Cybercrime/The_Phisherman/Risk Analyst Handshake|Send the risk analyst handshake message]]