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Insider Threats: The Underestimated Risk Hidden Inside Corporate Roles
In corporate security discussions, attention often gravitates toward visible external threats—cyberattacks, perimeter breaches, physical intrusions, or hostile surveillance. Yet one of the most persistent and underestimated risks continues to operate quietly from within: the insider threat. Insider threats are not limited to disgruntled employees or isolated cases of misconduct. Globally, criminals, organized crime groups, and terrorist operatives have long used legitimate co

Captain Ajesh Sharma (Veteran)
6 days ago4 min read


Why “Naming the Risk” Matters — Especially for Physical Security
In many organizations, the conversation around risk often starts in broad, indistinct terms. Phrases like “building risk,” “asset protection risk,” “physical hazard risk,” or simply “physical risk” are frequently used in meetings, reports, and budgets. While these terms may sound comprehensive, they often lack the precision needed to design, implement, and justify effective physical security measures. The fundamental issue is this: unless an organization clearly defines ex

Captain Ajesh Sharma (Veteran)
Jan 75 min read
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