Movies and pop culture have romanticized life as a Private Investigator. Nifty gadgets make surveillance activities seem effortless. The Investigator often seems to have a sixth sense, or just really great timing. One minute the case seems hopeless, and the
Anyone who has seen “The Man from Uncle,” “Mission Impossible” or a James Bond movie understands the attraction and the sophistication of the gadgets that each of the pretend organizations in these films utilized. Fortunately, the future has caught up
Most people know about Evernote and Dropbox, which are great apps for data collection, file sharing, and syncing across multiple devices. These and other popular digital information apps, like Google Maps and Google Translate, are commonly used, but there are
Assuming Risks and Expecting the Unexpected Private investigation work requires communication skills, adept decision making, inquisitiveness, resourcefulness, and patience. Private investigators (PIs) work in a variety of environments, and perform investigations for diverse clientele. While some investigative work is mundane
Can the FBI, arguably the most powerful law enforcement agency in the world, force a private business to compromise its own security and ethics? That question is at the heart of the developing judicial confrontation between Apple and the federal
Counterfeit production is a $700 billion industry. From currency to fake items produced to look like brand-named products, counterfeiting is a problematic crime that hurts small and large businesses – not to mention individuals – alike. Not only are there
These mobile apps can share some of your most private information. Your text messages, emails, photos, Facebook messages, even applications you might use for fun like WhatsApp or SnapChat can all be spied on – without you having any idea.
Everyone on the internet wants to know what you are up to. The reasons for this range from security monitoring to plain old targeted marketing, but regardless of the reason — your privacy is compromised. Every Move You Make on
Concerns about Russian spies have captivated American audiences for decades. These fears are founded in both truth and in fiction, ranging from the realities of the cold war to fictional movies exaggerating the intentions of our Russian neighbors. Yet most
Private investigators are stealth sleuths, people who know their craft well and can the find information if it exists out there. This does not necessarily mean they are savvy marketers, nor interested in investing the time needed to pull off
