Resources
Field notes for modern security teams.
How to run security awareness like ops — strategy, the shifting threat landscape, and the metrics that actually matter.
Live regional scam patterns, mirrored into simulations every six hours.
DPDP Act 2023 and security awareness: what you actually have to show
DPDP moves awareness training out of “nice to have” and into a control an auditor expects evidence for. Here is what that evidence looks like, where programs fall short, and a checklist to self-assess before someone else does.
The case for local AI in security tools
Cloud AI is not the only option, and for the data an awareness platform holds it often should not be the default. Where the model runs decides who sees your employees’ risk scores.
Why annual phishing tests fail — and what to run instead
Your team does not click because they are careless. They click because last quarter’s template does not look like this quarter’s attack. Here is how to build a program that keeps pace.
Email is not enough: the case for multi-channel simulations
Attackers use SMS, voice, and WhatsApp because that is where people are less guarded. If your program only tests email, you are measuring a fraction of your real exposure.
One score, one action list: rethinking the security-awareness metric
A dashboard full of numbers is not a plan. Folding internal signals and passive OSINT into one risk score with a ranked action list is how teams stop guessing where to spend time.