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Indago Team 6/23/26 Indago Team 6/23/26

How Pharmaceutical Companies Are Using Intelligence Reporting to Track Supply Chain Risk

Most pharmaceutical supply chain teams find out about sourcing problems the same way everyone else does — through a news alert or a supplier email that arrives after the disruption has already started. This post breaks down what proactive pharma supply chain intelligence actually looks like: how to monitor API sourcing risk in sanctioned regions, what DSCSA enforcement means operationally in 2025–2026, how tariff volatility is reshaping network design decisions, and where AI-powered predictive alerting adds genuine value.

Indago Team 6/18/26 Indago Team 6/18/26

How Travel Risk Assessments Are Evolving

A travel risk assessment produced on Monday can be outdated by Thursday. In threat environments that shift within hours — civil unrest, weather disruptions, rapidly changing health advisories — static country reports can't keep pace. This post breaks down why the traditional model is no longer sufficient, what a modern travel risk assessment actually requires, and how GSOCs are adapting their workflows to meet a duty of care standard that has grown significantly more demanding.

Indago Team 6/16/26 Indago Team 6/16/26

The 4:45 PM Tasker: How Analysts Use GenAI When Leadership Needs Answers Before COB

At 4:47 PM, Mira gets a Slack message: leadership needs a geopolitical intelligence brief on the South Caucasus, presentation-ready, by close of business. This post walks through exactly how she builds it — from scoping the intelligence question to curating a source collection, generating a structured first draft, and delivering a fully cited, defensible product in under two hours.

Indago Team 3/17/26 Indago Team 3/17/26

Geopolitical Risk Is Now an Enterprise Risk Problem

Across boardrooms from Fortune 500 companies to emerging enterprises, a new question is gaining traction: should we hire a Chief Geopolitical Officer?

The organizations that integrate geopolitical risk assessment into their existing enterprise risk frameworks today will emerge as the trusted advisors when the next crisis hits.

Indago Team 3/10/26 Indago Team 3/10/26

Multilingual OSINT in Practice: How Analysts Work Across Languages Without Translation Bottlenecks

Analysts across government agencies, private intelligence firms, and corporate security teams face a persistent operational challenge: critical intelligence signals frequently emerge first in local-language media, hours or even days before appearing in English-language outlets that dominate traditional OSINT workflows.

Modern OSINT investigations require analysts to monitor foreign media narratives, identify emerging regional dynamics, and validate information across multiple languages simultaneously.