LespriCore
LespriCore develops AI-powered platforms that bring structure, clarity, and defensibility to complex workflows.
06/08/2026
The AI Vendor Blind Spot: Why Traditional SOC 2 Reviews No Longer Cover the Risk — VouchVendor Blog LLM APIs, AI agents, and embedded AI tools have become a new category of third-party risk, and most vendor review workflows have no framework for assessing them.
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
VouchVendor — Automated Vendor Assurance 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. 👌
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 👇
The Canvas Breach: How ShinyHunters Stole 280 Million Student Records, and What It Reveals About EdTech Security — LespriCore Blog 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
The Delve Collapse: Fake Compliance, Rubber-Stamp Auditors, and AI Washing — LespriCore Blog Six structural lessons from the Delve scandal for audit, risk, and compliance professionals — fabricated evidence, certification mills, and what every vendor review missed.
Risk is continuous. Your monitoring should be too.
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