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What Good Operations Security (OPSEC) Practices Do Not Include in 2026
"Operations Security (OPSEC) is the discipline of protecting critical information by identifying, controlling, and protecting unclassified evidence that an adversary could use to compromise your organization. As we navigate the complex threat landscape of 2026, many organizations mistakenly believe they are secure because they have deployed robust firewalls or encryption protocols. However, effective OPSEC is not merely a collection of technical controls; it is a mindset regarding the exposure of information. Good OPSEC practices do not include relying solely on automated perimeter defense or ignoring the "human element" of data leakage. The F..."
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