Trade secrets are the core of many companies’ competitive edge, formulas, processes, customer lists, pricing strategies, and proprietary tools that drive real value. They may not be patented, but they’re protected by law. And once they walk out the door, it’s rarely a clean fix. Trade secret theft is often committed by insiders: employees, contractors, […]
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Vendors, contractors, and service providers often become trusted partners in day-to-day operations. They may have long-standing relationships with your team, a proven track record, and a familiar presence in your facilities or systems. But that familiarity can mask the fact that vendors can pose significant security risks, sometimes equal to or greater than those posed
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Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM), often called “bug sweeps,” have long been used to detect and neutralize electronic eavesdropping devices. In the past, these sweeps focused almost entirely on corporate offices and meeting spaces. But the rise of hybrid work has changed the landscape and expanded the areas that need protection. The New Surveillance Landscape When
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When a key employee leaves your organization, whether it’s a trusted executive, a long-time manager, or a senior technical specialist, they take more than institutional knowledge with them. If the offboarding process isn’t handled carefully, they may leave behind security gaps that expose your business to unnecessary risk. Why Departures Create Vulnerabilities Most organizations focus
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