This week's analysis highlights an alarming expansion in espionage operations—spanning digital surveillance, industrial theft, state-backed university infiltration, and AI-driven cyber campaigns. From China’s reach into Europe and American universities, to Russian GRU’s attacks on global logistics, the modern threat actor is borderless. Meanwhile, corporate platforms like Meta face criticism for embedding tracking scripts, and identity obfuscation becomes a new tradecraft challenge. Organizations must move from reactive alerting to proactive threat pattern recognition.

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Insider threats are no longer confined to disloyal employees. This week’s analysis uncovers how adversarial statecraft, corporate espionage, and misguided trust in digital tools are intersecting to reshape enterprise risk. From HR lawsuits over espionage to state-sponsored infrastructure breaches, security leaders must reevaluate their assumptions—and their defenses.

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Insider threats are no longer confined to disloyal employees. This week’s analysis uncovers how adversarial statecraft, corporate espionage, and misguided trust in digital tools are intersecting to reshape enterprise risk. From HR lawsuits over espionage to state-sponsored infrastructure breaches, security leaders must reevaluate their assumptions—and their defenses.