February 1st, 2012

Mining The Meaning From Data

Category: Due Diligence

Our modern corporations are huge consumers and warehouses of data, actually so are our small business, and our households.  Never, in the history of mankind, has there been so much [...]

February 1st, 2012

Mind The Snail Mail

We seem to be very conscious of e-mail security, but are often oblivious to the security of the “snail mail” we receive at our homes and offices. Recently, in our [...]

February 1st, 2012

Very Private Meeting

One of our charges has come up with a very unique way of conducting private meetings.  It is not often we learn something new from a client. Please do not [...]

February 1st, 2012

iPhone, Blackberry, Android – Security

I asked a few different experts in electronic surveillance and cell phone security which of the three most popular smart phones is the safest and which is the worst.  The [...]

February 1st, 2012

The Office Move

The time has come to pass and we are leaving our current office for an owned location.  As you read this – HOPEFULLY – we are comfortable ensconced in our [...]

February 1st, 2012

How to Write a Policy Manual

In the last several seminars we have conducted, as well as clients we have visited, a consistent constant question has arisen, How to write an effective policy manual? Well the [...]

February 1st, 2012

Help Your Employees Get Through Failure

By Gail Kasper, Author and Mentor of the Top 1% Club http://www.gailkasper.com I am sure many of you, like me, have had to lend a supportive ear to an employee [...]

January 1st, 2012

Compliance Failures Promote Fraud and Blackmail

Category: Due Diligence

Over the last several years we have noticed an interesting development in the world of fraud.  This is a bit of a follow up to a “Get out of Jail [...]

January 1st, 2012

China’s Legacy Bonds

I have been fascinated over the past several years by traffic in Post 1911 Chinese Bonds.  Not the numismatic traffic — but the traffic creating fiscal terror perpetrated by people [...]

January 1st, 2012

Back to The Basics

Executive Protection is a physical endeavor, even when nothing eventful occurs.  In my many years, as an EP professional, consultant, and trainer — I have seen several mistakes repeated by [...]

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