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This week’s episode features Access Mining managing partner George McLeod in conversation with Northern Miner Podcast host Adrian Pocobelli on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the […]
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The scope and severity of cyberattacks continues to intensify due to a combination of attack surface expansion, insufficient security awareness and enterprises' lack of insight into threat intelligence. Highly targeted spear phishing campaigns are increasing, leveraging publicly available social media information to create personalized and believable attacks to compromise employees' and organizations' most sensitive data with greater success.
Thursday, February 4, 2021 As a corporate officer, executive, or in-house lawyer, there is only so much that you can afford not to know. While you certainly do not need to be – and are not expected to be – knowledgeable about all aspects of your company’s inner workings, you do need to be confident that you know enough to lead your company in the right direction. Making uninformed decisions can lead to disastrous and costly consequences, and these are consequences that can – and should – be avoided. But, how do you avoid them? The key is to gather corporate intelligence...
I. Introduction Today’s modern world enables complex business transactions to occur both within the United States as well as abroad in cross-border activities. Many of these transactions pose significant risks to business operations and the corporation’s profit margin. In addition, a variety of high-risk activities by the corporation can have a negative impact on its reputation. Therefore, corporations today are finding it beneficial to have corporate intelligence and investigation services for their business operations. These services are considered an important safeguard against both ci...