LespriCore

05/28/2026

When you’re trying to focus on preventing the next Glassworm but you’re stuck in another 4-hour SOC 2 deep dive.

05/25/2026

Extract controls from SOC reports, map to frameworks, and score risk gaps. Built for security and compliance teams.

05/23/2026

Vendor risk management still feels like a fire drill at a lot of companies.

Too many spreadsheets. Too many PDFs. Not enough visibility.

That’s exactly why we’re building VouchVendor. 👌

05/16/2026

Here’s the reality about AI in business:
- AI doesn’t replace strong teams
- AI doesn’t magically fix messy operations
- AI isn’t inherently “unpredictable”

What AI does do well:
- accelerate analysis
- reduce repetitive work
- improve consistency
- support faster decisions

The future is humans + AI operating with better systems.

05/15/2026

The Canvas/Instructure breach story keeps getting worse.

Same threat actor reportedly tied to two incidents in under a year. Hundreds of millions of records affected. And the most interesting part? The attackers allegedly used legitimate platform features instead of some advanced zero-day exploit.

This feels less like a “hacker genius” story and more like a governance, monitoring, and remediation story.

More thoughts in our latest blog post 👇

ShinyHunters exploited Instructure's Canvas platform to steal 280 million records from 8,809 institutions using Canvas's own data export APIs. Five structural lessons for institutions and edtech security teams.

04/14/2026

A $300M compliance startup just collapsed, and it’s raising some uncomfortable questions for anyone in audit, risk, or compliance.

Delve had all the signals:
✔️ SOC 2 certifications
✔️ Investor-grade diligence
✔️ A strong AI narrative

And yet… investigators are pointing to fabricated evidence, weak audit scrutiny, and capabilities that may not have matched the story.

This isn’t just one company failing. It’s a breakdown in how we evaluate trust.

We broke it all down: what actually happened, where the system failed, and 6 key lessons for anyone relying on third-party certifications as a risk signal.

Read the full breakdown: 👇

https://www.lespricore.com/blog/delve-fake-compliance-lessons

Six structural lessons from the Delve scandal for audit, risk, and compliance professionals — fabricated evidence, certification mills, and what every vendor review missed.

04/12/2026

Risk is continuous. Your monitoring should be too.

04/05/2026

04/04/2026

Speed matters but in vendor risk, defensibility matters more.

A strong program isn’t about checking boxes. It’s about:
• Tiering vendors correctly
• Covering all 5 risk domains
• Understanding what SOC 2 does and doesn’t prove
• Addressing fourth-party exposure
• Moving beyond point-in-time reviews

This article captures the difference between activity and actual assurance.

Take a look 👇

Risk-tiered vendor assessment covering information security, data handling, business continuity, compliance posture, and financial stability.