Penetration testing is still treated as an annual compliance chore rather than a continuous feedback loop into engineering. This article explains why that persists and what an operationally mature mod…
Security engineering work is scattered across teams with no single owner for hardening, tooling, and automation. This article explains why that persists and how a leased security engineer function res…
Many enterprises bolt security checks onto CI/CD from the outside, run by people who do not live in pipelines or infrastructure automation. This piece explains why that fails and how a security-focuse…
Privileged users and critical third parties are still being onboarded without structured background checks or ongoing risk monitoring. This article explains why internal teams and generic outsourcing …
Security teams routinely approve new vendors without structured visibility into active lawsuits and legal exposure. Court docket and litigation signals must become a first‑class data source in third‑p…
Projects are still going live without a security architect, so every team improvises controls. This article explains why that keeps happening and how a leased security architect from Team Secure can i…
Security leaders are stuck with strategies that look convincing in slide decks but never turn into an executable roadmap. This piece explains why that happens and how the right security consultancy mo…
In today's digital age, web browsing has become an integral part of our daily lives. We use browsers to access information, communicate with others, and conduct various online activities. However, wit…
Social engineering has emerged as one of the most prevalent and insidious cybersecurity threats facing individuals and organizations today. Unlike traditional hacking methods that focus on exploiting …
In today's interconnected digital landscape, cyber-attacks have become a common and persistent threat to organizations of all sizes and industries. No business is immune to the risk of data breaches, …
