Sometimes everything in life feels fine and dandy then things come out of nowhere that totally change the game – cell phones, the internet, etc. – that promise a new future, which many people grasp onto, though in the end they didn’t think about or weren’t informed on the potential downsides. This post will hit on that.

There are foundational parts of our lives that truly make us who we are today and high school along with college play key roles in that, while at the same time create the building blocks of who we’ll be in the future.

Whether you’re in the financial, marketing, security or other spaces and seeing phishing attempts to compete with the bait you have in the water, there will always be sharks lurking around the corner which can apply to a multitude of things ranging from a nightmare customer stepping in the door tomorrow to complain about their chicken sandwich to a former employee doing something catastrophic.

When most people think of venture capital firms their mind goes towards investments and where they deploy their capital – for example in AI companies – however one of the common questions we get after guiding some of the top VC firms and hedge funds on their deal flow is around how VCs are using AI themselves.

Over the years we have guided a wide variety of financial institutions ranging from venture capitalists to hedge funds with billions of dollars under management, and this post hits on some of the ways social media analytics tools play a key role in the financial space today and will continue to in the future.

We are living in a world that’s driven by social media and unfortunately businesses often find themselves in tough situations where social media isn’t the positive, happy place we all imagine but instead a channel where unhappy customers, former employees, etc. can spill the beans with no filter. And many times that creates threats to businesses whether that relates to their brand reputation or employee safety and so much more.

Our research indicates that gaming platforms will continue to be one of the most common vehicles for delivering online threats based on user-generated content (UGC) and we will be releasing more insights on this in the coming months.

This blog post touches on some of the most critical issues in the world today especially when it comes to social media threats in 2024 and how detect then prevent them.

With everything going on in the world the importance of discovering misinformation on social media is critical and this post touches on how finding what’s behind the curtain is key, especially when looking at the intentional smoke and mirrors.

When it comes to the question as to whether social media can help predict the future, the simple answer is yes and this blog post covers some of the common questions we get on a regular basis.