8 Free Tools to Help with Your Social Media Investigation
Getting help from these valuable online tools can also help investigators be more efficient in social media investigations.
End-to-End Encryption Doesn’t Guarantee Internet Privacy
The internet has given us unprecedented access to information and each other, but that can come at a cost.
Fake Vaccination Cards Spread as Delta Variant Ramps Up
As the Delta variant of the coronavirus continues to sweep the nation, thousands of counterfeit COVID-19 vaccine cards have started to flood the country.
The Link Between Organized Retail Crime and Human Trafficking
Human trafficking is an expanding criminal market with trafficking and smuggling more intertwined with large-scale criminal enterprises.
What Retailers Need to Know about the Global Chip Shortage
While unanticipated changes caused by COVID affected the supply and demand of computer chips in 2020, we are still seeing these effects today.
What You Need to Know about the Cyber-Espionage Attack Linked to Russia
The hackers infiltrated systems in the private and public sectors by adding malware to a legitimate software update from SolarWinds.
Misinformation, Censorship, and Big Tech
The breach of the Capitol has highlighted how much influence social media like Twitter and Facebook have on real-world events.
The Danger of Misinformation on Social Media
Social media has helped people learn more about current events, but it is not a traditional news source and shouldn’t be treated as such.
How Elections and Retailers Can Be Impacted When Civil Unrest Turns Violent
Civil unrest, such as riots and looting where destruction of property results, impacts retailers of all sizes. Some more than others.
Cyber-Security Strategies during COVID-19
Cyber crime has always been an issue, but recently bad actors have been taking advantage of both individuals and businesses during this vulnerable time.