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OSRS
A minority-owned Cybersecurity/AI firm delivering innovative, tailored, and impactful security solutions.
About OSRS
Founded in 2015, ÒGÚN Security Research and Strategic Consulting LLC (License No. C30816901) is a minority-owned cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and private investigation firm dedicated to solving complex global challenges. We deliver innovative, tailored, and impactful solutions to clients across national security, civil government, private sectors, health, and intelligence markets. At OSRS, we specialize in cloud security assessments, AI governance, cybersecurity education, and compliance with global regulations such as GDPR and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. Our private investigation services include intelligence analysis, digital forensics, and comprehensive risk management strategies. We also design cutting-edge Cybersecurity, OSINT, and AI training programs to empower individuals and organizations to meet evolving threats. With a mission to bridge the gap between technology and strategic communication, OSRS ensures that clients are prepared for today’s most critical challenges. Let us secure your future—innovatively and strategically.
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Research & Knowledge
OSRS published a new analysis examining a bribery scandal involving a former USCIS Senior Immigration Services Officer, arguing it is an insider threat case with an architectural root cause.
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Legal & Regulatory
OSRS received a joint CISA, NSA, and FBI advisory confirming that industrial-scale distillation is extraction rather than competition.
Reported by Sunday Ogunlana Ph.D.
Research & Knowledge
OSRS published an analysis detailing the USCIS case involving a former immigration officer rerouting cases into his own queue and collecting nearly $960,000 through apps like Zelle and Cash App.
Reported by Sunday Ogunlana Ph.D.
Research & Knowledge
OSRS provides intelligence-driven security research and AI governance advisory to help governments and institutions test, verify, and decide.
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Presence & Recognition
OSRS noted that the UN General Assembly voted 164 to 1 to correct the size of Africa and Greenland as roughly the same size, endorsing the Equal Earth projection through the African-led 'Correct the Map' resolution.
Reported by Sunday Ogunlana Ph.D.
Legal & Regulatory
OSRS Intelligence Blog article highlights New York City's classroom AI governance framework, including a one-year pause for student-facing generative AI for younger grades, supervised high school pilots, and an oversight coalition.
Reported by Sunday Ogunlana Ph.D.
Research & Knowledge
OSRS published new research showing 16 U.S. colleges now list total costs above $100,000 per year as AI reshapes entry-level work.
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Research & Knowledge
OSRS published an OSRS Intelligence Blog analysis covering the commander of Iran's IRGC Cyber-Electronic Command, Hamid Reza Lashgarian, and the cyber attacks on industrial control systems.
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Research & Knowledge
OSRS published a new article in the OSRS Intelligence Blog titled Lay Out What Happened, Why Simultaneity is the Real Story, and Four Steps Every Security Leader Should Take Now.
Reported by Sunday Ogunlana Ph.D.
Research & Knowledge
OSRS published a new analysis showing that the bounty on Hamid Reza Lashgarian has existed since 2024 and that Washington is naming generals to command cyber operations.
Reported by Sunday Ogunlana Ph.D.
Research & Knowledge
OSRS published a new analysis showing five global incidents on one day reveal a single lesson about concentration as the modern attack surface.
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Research & Knowledge
OSRS published an analysis of sealed records eroding public trust and shaping election narratives, highlighting the Tinubu matter as a civil records dispute rather than a criminal case or foreign agency ties.
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Research & Knowledge
OSRS published an analysis titled 'Separating Verified Fact from Amplification' that separates verified fact from amplification and argues that the docket has become a rehearsal battlefield for Nigeria's 2027 information environment.
Reported by Sunday Ogunlana Ph.D.