Insights

Field notes from the
other side of the door

We write about what we run into in practice: how people get in, why controls look better on paper than in a doorway, and what actually moves anything. No scare campaigns. No numbers we cannot stand behind.

Editorial line

We write about what we do

These articles are not marketing copy with a headline on top. They are about mechanisms: why an attack works, what actually stands in its way, and where the difference lies between a control that exists and a control that works.

We write about physical security, access control, social engineering, security culture, OSINT and the requirements — NIS2, ISO 27001, insurance — that make organisations look at any of it in the first place.

Everything is written by Christian Tang Mathiasen. If there is a subject you would like covered, or a question that is not answered here, write to us.

Topics
  • Physical security
  • Social engineering
  • Access control
  • Security culture
  • NIS2
  • OSINT

Next step

Test the assumptions.
Find the attack paths.

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