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Epic Fury, Domestic Ripples

At a closed-door counterterrorism briefing, experts assessed that retaliation from Iran following Operation Epic Fury would likely be delayed due to communications disruptions, internet outages, and infrastructure damage inside Iran. Analysts initially believed the regime’s degraded command-and-control limited its ability to coordinate proxy attacks, potentially delaying retaliation against the United States (US) homeland by at least one month or longer. However, between 28 February and 17 March 2026, the US experienced at least nine security incidents involving lone actors or small cells.

At a closed-door counterterrorism briefing, experts assessed that retaliation from Iran following Operation Epic Fury would likely be delayed due to communications disruptions, internet outages, and infrastructure damage inside Iran. Analysts initially believed the regime’s degraded command-and-control limited its ability to coordinate proxy attacks, potentially delaying retaliation against the United States (US) homeland by at least one month or longer. However, between 28 February and 17 March 2026, the US experienced at least nine security incidents involving lone actors or small cells.

Persian Pressure: Tehran’s Options for Payback

Iran rarely declares war. It retaliates in the shadows—proxies, cyber strikes, and deniable attacks that remind the homeland it isn’t beyond reach. Don’t expect Iran’s retaliation to look like war. Expect proxies, hacks, intimidation, and strikes designed to haunt the homeland.

Iran rarely declares war. It retaliates in the shadows—proxies, cyber strikes, and deniable attacks that remind the homeland it isn’t beyond reach. Don’t expect Iran’s retaliation to look like war. Expect proxies, hacks, intimidation, and strikes designed to haunt the homeland.

RMS International’s Risk Briefing — Q3 2025

Q3 2025 will be marked by geopolitical flashpoints, cyber and infrastructure vulnerabilities, inflation-related stress in emerging markets, and increasingly severe climate-linked events. The convergence of armed conflict, economic fragility, and disruptive technologies makes this quarter especially volatile.

Q3 2025 will be marked by geopolitical flashpoints, cyber and infrastructure vulnerabilities, inflation-related stress in emerging markets, and increasingly severe climate-linked events. The convergence of armed conflict, economic fragility, and disruptive technologies makes this quarter especially volatile.

Exfil and Chill: Evacuation Insurance in an Increasingly Chaotic World

The start of the Israeli-led Operation Rising Lion on June 13, 2025, has prompted travel and logistical nightmares not just in Israel, with the closure of Ben Gurion Airport, but regionally across the Middle East. As of mid June 2025, around 40,000 non Israeli tourists—primarily vacationers and business travelers—are considered stranded in Israel due to ongoing regional tensions, closed airspace, and flight cancellations.

The start of the Israeli-led Operation Rising Lion on June 13, 2025, has prompted travel and logistical nightmares not just in Israel, with the closure of Ben Gurion Airport, but regionally across the Middle East. As of mid June 2025, around 40,000 non Israeli tourists—primarily vacationers and business travelers—are considered stranded in Israel due to ongoing regional tensions, closed airspace, and flight cancellations.

Hack to the Future: Inside the World of Cyber Espionage

In today’s increasingly hyperconnected and competitive world, most companies are fixated on playing defense—guarding data, protecting market share, and minimizing risk.

On Friday, 13 June 2025, Israel announced it targeted Iran’s nuclear facilities, ballistic missile factories, and military commanders at the start of “Operation Rising Lion” a prolonged operation to prevent Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

Israel Strikes Iranian Nuclear Facilities: What We Know So Far

On Friday, 13 June 2025, Israel announced it targeted Iran’s nuclear facilities, ballistic missile factories, and military commanders at the start of “Operation Rising Lion” a prolonged operation to prevent Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

On Friday, 13 June 2025, Israel announced it targeted Iran’s nuclear facilities, ballistic missile factories, and military commanders at the start of “Operation Rising Lion” a prolonged operation to prevent Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.