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Stalking: A Silent Menace
It’s hard to imagine a more complex emotional menace than the multi-faceted threat that stalking can present. It seems illogical
Intel: More Than Just Information
Modern intel can take many shapes and forms, conjuring up images of James Bond and his trusty aide Q, with
The Costs Of Unpunished Financial Fraud
Almost ten years after Lord Goldsmith proposed the creation of a national fraud force, financial crime remains the largest type
Lessons From Loss Prevention In Lockdown
Just as all of us have had to adapt to the changes that the COVID-19 pandemic forced upon us, so
Stay Grey: Optimising Surveillance
Probably one of the most common mistakes when carrying out surveillance is the risk of over-exposure, as operatives can often
Assessing Safety In The Extended Workplace
Once an obscure, fanciful and exotic possibility for a privileged few, working from home is now yet another aspect of
Communicating In The New Normal
Things change every day. Information overload, coming from everywhere: management; health authorities; local councils; national government, et al. Who do
Avoiding The ‘Bystander Effect’ In The Workplace
We’ve all been there. It’s the end of an interesting conference, you have a lingering question or comment you really
Do I Have The Right Face Mask?
With constantly changing guidelines, restrictions and recommendations, it is becoming increasingly difficult to know how to be safe, what to
Lockdown Causes Rising Addictions & Relapses
Boredom, anxiety, unemployment, fear of the future, loss of loved ones, isolation…. the list goes on and on. These are