Phishing: anatomy of the most common attack
The Human Factor Exploit: Why Organizations Remain Vulnerable to Social Engineering In October 2019, an employee at a major European energy company received what appeared...
The Human Factor Exploit: Why Organizations Remain Vulnerable to Social Engineering In October 2019, an employee at a major European energy company received what appeared...
Understanding Far-Right Radicalization Pathways in Contemporary America In 2022, internal research from Meta revealed that its recommendation algorithms consistently directed users searching for mainstream conservative...
In December 2016, a gunman entered Comet Ping Pong pizzeria in Washington D.C., convinced that the restaurant was harboring a child trafficking operation. Edgar Maddison...
The Architecture of Reflexive Control Theory In March 2014, as unmarked Russian forces consolidated control over Crimea, Western intelligence analysts struggled to categorize what they...
While nuclear missiles dominated Cold War headlines, a more insidious campaign unfolded in newsrooms, universities, and political movements across the Western world. Between 1945 and...
The Genesis of Industrial-Scale Information Operations In February 2018, the U.S. Department of Justice unsealed indictments against thirteen Russian nationals and three entities, including the...
The Paradox of Modern Conflict: When War Becomes Invisible In February 2022, as Russian tanks crossed the Ukrainian border, the world witnessed something unprecedented: a...
When Ukraine’s President Spoke Russian: The Evolution of Synthetic Media Threats In March 2022, a deepfake video surfaced showing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appearing to...
The Triune Brain Architecture and Decision Making Imagine this: A defense contractor’s procurement team sits in a conference room, evaluating competing cybersecurity platforms. The presentation...