Global risk is complex. Decision-making doesn’t have to be. Introducing Strider OS: our new agentic backend architecture that underpins Strider’s data, models, and products, transforming how organizations access, interpret, and act on strategic intelligence.

We’re entering a new frontier defined not by land or distance, but by an unprecedented volume of global data. Advantage won’t come from access to information alone—but from the ability to connect, interpret, and act on it. This is the frontier of strategic intelligence.

PRC-backed actors have been systematically collecting vast amounts of global data not just for economic gain, but to understand, replicate, and ultimately target or exploit Western systems. This is a race to decide who gets to set the technical governance systems of the future.

Industry is engaged in a geopolitical game that will determine the future. PRC & Russian intelligence services are directly targeting Western companies, stealing technologies to gain advantage. We're illuminating the playing field for industry to develop coordinated responses.

An economic espionage tsunami is hitting industry & academia. China and Russia understand that innovations in emerging technologies are being developed in the private sector & academia, making these organizations their targets. Protecting these innovations requires all of us.

In the global tech race, understanding nation-state risk is no longer optional. China, Russia, and Iran are targeting private companies and universities to gain the advantage. Organizations can’t afford to ignore this risk—their talent & technology is at stake. The race is on.

Russia, Iran & China use their intelligence services and state apparatuses to steal IP, tech & talent from Western industry. @SenJohnCurtis visited our Utah office to discuss U.S. strategy toward China, protecting American intellectual property & economic security measures.

Emerging technology companies are dead center in the sights of the PRC and Russia as they pursue their global ambitions. Strider's Greg Levesque detailed the efforts of adversarial nation-states to cripple the U.S. emerging tech ecosystem being developed at @AspenSecurity 2025.

Any company owned by a sanctioned PRC entity that makes fighter jets and drones for the PLA has no business buying U.S. We applaud @GovCox, @CandicePierucci, and Utah leaders for passing legislation that prohibits the sale of state land to PRC entities.

In this rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape, organizations are realizing that they must rely on themselves to safeguard their critical assets and innovation. At Strider, we’re focused on helping organizations understand and respond to this new reality.