Lessons from the Eileen Wang Case In an era of heightened geopolitical tension, foreign adversaries are increasingly targeting local and state governments to exert influence.

Foreign adversaries try to steal classified U.S. information from cleared industry thousands of times every year. In fiscal year 2025 alone, the Defense Counterintelligence and

This March 2026 CSO Online article argues that insider threats are resurging as one of the most consequential—and underestimated—risks facing organizations today. The article draws

What the Latest DHS Document Breach Tells Us About America’s Insider Threat Crisis- By TMPC, Inc. — Insider Threat & User Activity Monitoring Specialists  

       How TMPC’s Insider Threat Program Could Have Prevented the FBI’s Own Network Breach The Breach That Should Never Have Happened On March

            How TMPC Inc. Can Help Institutions Combat Insider Threats and Foreign                 

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/20/three-engineers-charged-stealing-google-trade-secrets-data-iran-soc-snapdragon.html Three engineers (Samaneh Ghandali, her sister Soroor, and Samaneh’s husband Mohammadjavad Khosravi — two Iranian nationals, one with prior Iranian army service) allegedly: Stole

The recent sentencing of Yaoning “Mike” Sun to 48 months in federal prison on February 10, 2026, underscores a persistent and evolving national security challenge:

In an era of escalating geopolitical tensions, threats to critical infrastructure (CI) have evolved beyond traditional cyberattacks into sophisticated hybrid operations combining digital intrusions with

Case Study: Daniela Greene – The Rogue FBI Translator and Insider Threat Incident Executive Summary In 2014, Daniela Greene, an FBI contract linguist with top-secret

The Threat Management Program Cell (TMPC), recognized as the Department of Defense’s premier Insider Threat program, is uniquely positioned to advance and support the Cybersecurity

Today’s federal indictment of a longtime government contractor in Maryland highlights a reality many organizations prefer to ignore: insider threats remain one of the most

  The Critical Pathway to Insider Risk (CPIR) is a research-based analytical framework designed to help organizations identify, assess, and mitigate insider threats. Developed by

The U.S. Department of War (DoW)’s recent press release, dated January 8, 2026, outlines enhanced measures to safeguard DoW-funded research from foreign influence, intellectual property

This case study examines a sophisticated cyber-enabled threat operation by North Korean agents, as reported in an NBC News article, involving the use of fake

 Why a Reset Matters Now A new year presents more than a fresh calendar. It offers an opportunity to reset how organizations protect sensitive and

Insider and Vendor Threats Drive Modern Espionage Modern espionage rarely begins with an external breach. Instead, adversaries exploit trusted access already inside organizations. Insider and

In a recent interview, David Vigneault, former head of Canada’s intelligence service (CSIS), highlighted a alarming shift in espionage tactics. Hostile actors, particularly from China,

The MTSA, enacted as an amendment to the Merchant Marine Act, aims to bolster security at U.S. seaports and waterways by creating a national program

In a world where nation-state actors like North Korea have evolved from missile launches to masterful digital deceptions, the frontlines of cybersecurity now run through