As a threat analyst, Kaitlyn Cocchiara applies her expertise in emergency management to identify disruptive events related to Insite clients

Transit crime is up and the impact of commuting on employee wellbeing is real. Employers can offer advanced safety training as duty of care.

Two important elements of decision-making are data and judgment. As we deepen utilization of AI let’s not minimize the role of the analyst.

Ms. Stejskal brings intercultural competency to her role as Threat Analyst at Insite's Global Security Operations Center (GSOC).

When the power is down or connectivity is limited, businesses and families alike need an emergency action plan with backup contingencies.

A case study on how integrated protective intelligence and security consulting operations ensured the safety of traveling executives.

Mr. Barton is an Analyst in Insite's 24/7/365 Global Security Operations Center where he assesses and alerts on emerging disruptions.

A crisis management plan clearly defines disruptive events, articulates response protocols and roles of the crisit management team.

Scammers used deepfake technology to impersonate everyone on a multi-person video call to convince a target to send $25 million. It worked.

With a background in international affairs, Ms Frommelt evaluates potential threats and disruptions impacting Insite’s clients.

Insider threats range from an innocent mistake to a malicious act. They can often be traced back to a gap in physical security practices.

Verified social media accounts are becoming easy to buy on the Dark Web. Learn about fraudulent profile remediation.

Zuri Pompea analyzes open-source intelligence (OSINT) to identify potential threats to the reputation & security of Insite’s clients.

A GSOC runs best with analysts with varied backgrounds, solid technical backgrounds and ‘soft skills’ like empathy and attention to detail.

JT Mechkowski uses his knowledge of engineering, physical security systems, IT networks and security operations to help Insite's clients.

In the new year, take stock of security measures in-place and set priorities for upgrades that help maintain a culture of safety.

Robert Wargaski has joined Insite's Intelligence team as a Threat Analyst where he applies his expertise in OSINT monitoring and analysis.

As generative AI is increasingly used by bad actors, we consider our Personal Information Removal program a first line of defense.

Just as InfoSec programs are dynamic, physical security programs require adjusting to rapidly evolving threats as well.

Domestic terror threats targeting Jewish and Muslim entities have surged and could correspond to an increased risk of “Lone Wolf” terrorism.