The Attack Surface No Longer Has Edges and That Is the Enterprise Risk Few Leaders Fully See Enterprise security strategies were built on a stable assumption for decades: assets are known, environments are bounded, and change is measurable. Security teams catalog systems, apply controls, and monitor activity within a defined perimeter. That operating model no longer exists. In 2026,
The New Rules of Social Verification: What Every Corporate Leader Must Know in 2026 TL;TR Social verification has evolved into a core trust mechanism for corporates as digital identities increasingly influence reputation, security, and stakeholder confidence. Enterprises that treat verification as a governance and risk function, rather than a marketing task, are better positioned to
How Misinformation Campaigns Target Enterprises and Their Leaders TL;DR Enterprises and senior leaders are now primary targets of coordinated misinformation campaigns. These campaigns exploit moments of uncertainty; earnings calls, crises, mergers, regulatory action. Threat actors range from market manipulators to competitors and geopolitical proxies. Traditional cybersecurity and SOC tools rarely detect narrative-based attacks. The business impact includes
The Unseen Predator: 10 External Signals Every CISO Must Monitor Before the Breach TL;DR: The Executive Perspective Modern enterprise security is no longer won solely inside the perimeter; it is won in the gray zone of the external web where attackers orchestrate their campaigns long before the first exploit is fired. CISOs must pivot from a