A close look at what's happening across the global security industry
Industry Insights
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How a predictable daily routine can expose a principal to an attacker.
Prosecutors say an OpenAI engineer bugged an executive meeting room. His own searches and a camera OpenAI installed exposed him.
Houthi missiles hit Riyadh's main airport four times in five days, answering a Saudi offensive in Yemen.
Oman had grounded the Flydubai co-pilot over extremist views before he attacked his captain on a Tel Aviv flight.
Five men were arrested on the approach to RAF Fairford, the English base US bombers fly from against Iran.
Moscow's campaign against the West has moved from British warehouses to a diplomatic train to a murder-for-hire plot inside America.
A Russian drone struck a train at the Polish border minutes behind Boris Johnson's delegation, war edging toward NATO.
How the terrorist threat fractured over twenty-five years, from one catastrophic plot to the lone actor and the drone.
Moscow's most direct threat yet to Britain, and the sabotage campaign already reaching UK businesses through hired proxies.
One paragraph of the new federal rule closes a service your vendors are still selling you.
Somali piracy is back after a decade, because the defenses that beat it were quietly withdrawn.
A president was moved through a live missile threat by decoy. What total deception in principal movement actually demands.
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The exclusion sitting in most protection policies is the one thing you are most likely to be sued for
A man cased a protected venue for two days before a visit. The pre-attack signals every advance should catch.
Three attacks where bystanders intervened, long before any police response arrived.
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Ten operating environments moved in the last two years. What each change forces, and the reference to re-check it with.
A new federal rule decides who can bring a drone down, and private teams are not on the list.
Two justices tell Congress what protection costs, a new letter flags state detention, and the Gulf war hits nine nights.
A prominent murder that changed shape in a week, open war at Hormuz, and a network charged across three continents.
A Monaco bombing, an update on the White House plot, and Russia's pressure campaign on UK soil.
Fake IT staff walk into offices, a Gulf truce collapses in nine days, and an ambush opens with one call.
When states outsource violence, the contractor is younger than you think
Plus how a maritime militia started picking targets by who owns them, and what hostile surveillance looks like up close.
Plus: how a government counternarcotics operation drove cartel violence to its highest level in seven years — weeks before the World Cup opens in Guadalajara.
Plus: An IRGC operative had floor plans of Trump's Florida home — and what PSG's Champions League title cost Paris.
