The Insight Blog

In October 2025, the U.S. Government Accountability Office  (GAO) released report GAO 26 107492, exposing a growing vulnerability across the Department of Defense  (DoD), the security risk created by publicly accessible digital information.   What once appeared as harmless background noise, such as photos, job postings, press releases, or metadata, has now become a strategic attack surface. For government agencies, military organizations, and defense contractors, the message

Recently, the world experienced yet another wake-up call about our growing dependence on hyperscale cloud infrastructure. Within just months of each other, widespread outages at both Amazon (AWS) and Microsoft (Azure) cloud services disrupted critical systems across banking, payments, retail, media, and government services. The latest Microsoft outage, which struck yesterday, temporarily took down parts of Microsoft 365, Azure, and related identity services, affecting authent

With increased commodification, wearables have become ubiquitous amongst employees, introducing a new data loss risk to the enterprise.  Smartwatches, fitness trackers, Augmented Reality (AR) glasses, and body-worn cameras are now helping employees stay connected, improve safety, and enhance productivity. From logistics workers wearing smart helmets to field engineers using AR headsets for live assistance, the benefits are tangible.    But behind this wave of innovation lies

Artificial Intelligence (AI)  has become one of the most transformative forces in cybersecurity. From speeding up threat detection to automating repetitive investigation tasks, AI-powered tools are changing the way organizations defend themselves against increasingly sophisticated adversaries. In the context of Threat Detection, Investigation, and Response (TDIR ) and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), AI promises efficiency, scalability, and proactive defense.