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
TMPC, Inc., which brings 8 years of continuous counter-insider threat and user activity monitoring work for a DoW (DoD) customer, is well positioned to advance
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 (DoD)-funded research from foreign influence, intellectual
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,
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
In an era where nation-state adversaries like China and Russia are weaponizing AI to supercharge their hacking operations—think Salt Typhoon’s telecom infiltrations or Volt
Insider and Vendor Threat Lessons from the Recent Nvidia-Chip Indictment Why This Case Matters The federal indictment involving the illegal export of restricted Nvidia chips
In the shadow of the U.S. Supreme Court’s pending decision in Hencely v. Fluor Corp., the 2016 terrorist attack at Bagram Airfield in
The case of Peter Williams, a former executive at L3Harris Trenchant—a division specializing in cyber intelligence tools for U.S. national security—exemplifies a classic insider
In the evolving landscape of maritime cybersecurity, recent industry recaps—like those from the September 2025 Maritime Town Hall—underscore the urgency for seaports and ports
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, cybersecurity has become one of the top priorities for organizations of all sizes. As technology advances, so do the
In today’s world, the risk of espionage and insider threats is more real than many people realize. These dangers often come from within your
In today’s world, insider threats in government and military sectors pose extreme dangers. Individuals inside institutions hold sensitive access. You must understand how to
The pervasive rise of ubiquitous technical surveillance (UTS) has introduced significant challenges for organizations. Particularly those within the Department of War (DoD). As adversaries
In a striking reminder of how insider threats continue to evolve in the digital age, a civilian employee of the U.S. Air Force assigned
Insider threats are a major concern in both government and industry, as they pose significant risks to national security, organizational integrity, and public trust.