Insights
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Written by the engineers who handle the incidents and run the audits. If a piece cannot be acted on, we do not publish it.
The DPDP Act in practice: what actually changes for your engineering team
Most DPDP coverage is written for lawyers. This is the version for the people who will have to build it — consent plumbing, retention, breach clocks and the parts that touch your database schema.
Read the piece →Identity is the perimeter now, and most breaches prove it
Attackers stopped breaking in some time ago — they log in. A look at why identity controls outperform almost every other security investment, and how to sequence the work.
30 June 2026 · KnightGrid SOC
The alerts that should never reach a human
Analyst burnout is a detection engineering problem wearing a staffing costume. What we automate, what we deliberately do not, and how to tell the difference.
18 May 2026 · KnightGrid SOC
Fix cloud misconfiguration in the pull request, not the postmortem
The same handful of cloud mistakes cause most incidents, and every one of them is visible in the Terraform before it ever reaches production.
9 April 2026 · KnightGrid Advisory
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