Nico Dekens - aka "Dutch Osint Guy"

Fraud tactics are evolving faster than ever, and they’re becoming increasingly sophisticated. Driven by AI, automation, and novel attack vectors like synthetic identities and phishing-based account takeovers, organizations today face threats that can slip past outdated, rule-based defenses. To keep pace, fraud teams need advanced tools that combine real-time monitoring, machine learning, and contextual intelligence.  

Fraud is an arms race. Account takeovers, synthetic identities, and organized fraud rings are just a few of the ways attackers are testing organizations’ defenses and looking for weak spots. Fortunately, there are established fraud detection techniques that enable companies in any industry to fight back. In this article, we’ll explore five of the most

Corporate security compliance is a critical part of operating in today’s regulatory environment. Whether you’re handling healthcare records, financial data, or cloud infrastructure for government clients, regulators expect proof that your security controls are working and that you understand the risks tied to your systems and data. This guide breaks down the key regulations businesses

Every organization faces corporate security risks, but not every organization knows where those risks are or how to prioritize them. A well-executed corporate security risk assessment gives you the visibility needed to protect what matters most. This guide breaks down the process into 10 clear, actionable steps, from defining your scope to monitoring emerging threats.

Remote work, cloud sprawl, and supply chain dependencies have permanently reshaped the risk landscape, shifting where threats emerge and how they remain concealed. Meanwhile, threats are faster, more distributed, and more complex than ever. Staying ahead means rethinking your approach. The organizations leading the way are shifting from perimeter defense to identity-based security, from information

Banks are high-value targets for cybercriminals, fraudsters, and nation-state actors seeking financial gain, sensitive data, or systemic disruption. Between the money, data, and public visibility, it’s no surprise they attract everything from financially motivated threat actors and insider risks to hacktivists and state-sponsored campaigns. But the threats aren’t just external. Misconfigurations, insider risk, and third-party

Mobile security is no longer limited to traditional endpoints like desktops and laptops. Today’s workforce depends on smartphones, tablets, and laptops to access sensitive emails, corporate systems, and critical business functions—often from outside the office. This increased mobility boosts productivity, but also significantly broadens the attack surface. Modern mobile security must extend beyond basic measures

Most security incidents rarely happen without warning and emerge from known vulnerabilities or missed threats. There’s usually a signal, such as a leaked password, a spoofed domain, or malware hiding in plain sight. With corporate security monitoring, you can catch those signals before they turn into problems. Whether it’s watching for suspicious network activity, tracking

Employees are your first line of defense. No matter how sophisticated your security operations are, a single click, one misplaced device, or one overlooked warning sign can unravel your best-laid plans. That’s where corporate security awareness comes in. It equips each and every employee with the knowledge and tools they need to become part of

Information security policies (ISPs) are guardrails for your business. They define who can access what, how data is handled, and what happens when something goes wrong. Without an ISP, you’re relying on guesswork, which is ineffective for stopping breaches. This article breaks down the core elements every policy should include to reduce risk, ensure accountability,

The stakes are high in corporate security investigations. A single misstep can erase evidence, trigger legal exposure, or leave threats unresolved. Whether you’re investigating insider leaks, external breaches, or executive threats, a disciplined approach is critical. This guide walks through the 22 best practices that are essential to helping you run cleaner, faster, and more

Threat actors don’t need to break down your front door; they just wait for an unpatched server, a shared password, or a misconfigured S3 bucket to seize an opportunity for illicit access. Corporate data breaches extend beyond system damage, with impact to revenue, undermining trust and harming reputations while leading to regulatory consequences. The guide

Modern threats operate continuously and ignore organizational boundaries between departments. Attackers target every possible vulnerability through phishing attacks, malware, insider threats, and even physical breaches. That’s why an effective corporate security plan requires more than basic locks, firewalls, and policies. It demands an intelligence-driven defense. Current threat conditions make reactive measures insufficient, and effective prevention

Corporate security isn’t just about surveillance cameras, firewalls, or background checks. It’s about protecting the entire operation, from people and data to operations and reputation. Today’s threats don’t come from one direction. They’re physical, digital, and often hiding in plain sight. This guide breaks down what corporate security really means, why it matters, and how