Life Sciences and DeepTech businesses depend on safeguarding value—your data, IP, products, systems, and people.
Technological innovation faces mounting risks: cybersecurity threats, insider compromise, product diversion, and supply chain integrity can deter investors and shatter your growth trajectory.
I started this blog to help founders and teams build secure, resilient businesses. You’ll find free tools and practical advice to protect what matters and grow with confidence. Learn how to:
- Safeguard IP, trade secrets, and data through strong information security
- Manage insider risks across your workforce and supply chain
- Prevent product diversion and fraud
- Protect supply chain integrity
Good security, integrity, and resilience doesn’t just protect your business—it unlocks growth, driving investment, enable regulatory approvals, supporting quality, and securing IP.
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Recent Posts
Stop Looking For The “Lone Wolf”: New Research Reveals 31% Of Malicious Insiders Don’t Act Alone
New research indicates that 31% of insider threats involve collusion among employees, challenging the “Lone Wolf” myth. Data shows these temporary alliances often operate within small groups, making traditional detection ineffective. Organizations must shift focus from individual monitoring to recognizing patterns of collaboration to improve security against such collective risks.
The Real Insider Risk? It’s Broken Promises, Not Broken Firewalls
Insider risks often stem from disengagement and broken promises rather than malicious intent. A deteriorating psychological contract between employees and leadership leads to non-compliance, causing significant financial losses. To mitigate insider risks, leaders must foster psychological safety, implement human-centered security, communicate effectively, and actively rebuild trust within the organization.
Understanding Insider Threat Modelling for Accurate Detection
Insider threat detection requires understanding human behavior within organizational contexts rather than focusing solely on data loss. Effective threat modeling helps bridge policy and detection gaps, highlighting potential insider risks. Custom-designed models provide clarity and foresight, essential for protecting vital assets from threats that traditional security measures may overlook.
Traditional Fraud Controls Catch Thieves. Oceans Eleven Catches You
Traditional fraud and security programs often overlook organised threats, which cause significant losses due to their networked and adaptive nature. Unlike unorganised threats, organised ones involve strategic planning and resourcefulness. Intelligence is crucial for identifying these threats and enhancing prevention and detection systems, transforming risks into manageable actions.
Exploring Microsoft’s 2025 Updates: Impact on Insider Risk Management and Information Protection
In Australia, cyber incidents affect small businesses every six minutes, costing an average of AUD $49,600. Many SMBs struggle with insider threats, emphasizing the need for effective risk management. In 2025, new tools in Microsoft 365 E5 can aid in protection, but a comprehensive insider risk program is essential for safeguarding intellectual property and ensuring…