Dr Robert Ing - Forensic Intelligence Specialist - Security Advisor in Forensic Intelligence, Internet Security, Identity Theft, Espionage Risk Management, Surveillance, Technology Crime = = = = = = = = = = CORPORATE ESPIONAGE & FORENSIC INTELLIGENCE: Most companies do not recognize they have a corporate espionage problem until an average of 18 months after the incident. 72% of businesses that have not taken measures to manage corporate espionge risk and suffer a loss will go out of business within 2 years. Only 20% of all North American corporate espionage incidents are reported to public law enforcement. CORPORATE SECURITY & RISK MANAGEMENT: Less than 5% of annual Top 1000 North American Corporate budgets will be spent on security. Despite the significance of their role in risk management, Security Guards are the lowest paid in relation to their responsibility within a corporation. PRIVACY & SURVEILLANCE: 68% of North American Companies secretly review employees' computer files, e-mail, voice mail and record telephone calls. Every 9 seconds in Corporate North America someone gains unauthorized access to a classified document. If you live or work in downtown Montreal, Toronto or Ottawa you will be recorded on security video an average of 18 times per day by 7 different surveillance systems. A cellular telephone can be used to track the movements of an individual within a 4 block radius. 37% of all telephone taps are conducted by law enforcement. IDENTITY THEFT: Identity Theft is the number one technology based crime committed against individuals, credit fraud is the second. When Technology Crime is Breaking News . . . North American News Networks Turn to . . . DR. ROBERT ING . . . FORENSIC INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST . . . www.drroberting.com COMPUTER SECURITY & FORENSIC INTELLIGENCE: Over 8,000 computer viruses are currently active worldwide with an average of 5 new ones introduced each day. The majority of computer viruses are spread as attachments to e-mails. 36% of computer security breaches were the result of technical vulnerabilities while human vulnerabilities were attributed to the remaining 64%. For every minute of unauthorized computer access, it will take an average of 2 hours investigation time. The average computer security breach lasts 27 minutes. It costs an average of $850.00 per hour to investigate a computer security breach. There are over 9,000 recognized computer software security holes worldwide, with an average of 7 new vulnerabilities uncovered each day. Only 72% of registered software users take advantage of free patches and upgrades to correct security vulnerabilities. Computer Crackers attempt to infiltrate North American military computer systems an average of 180,000 times per year. CYBER-TERRORISM: 72% of all terrorist acts in North America have utilized computers to gather information on targets. When Technology Crime is Breaking News . . . North American News Networks Turn to . . . DR. ROBERT ING . . . FORENSIC INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST . . . www.drroberting.com Content Copyright 2001 - 2008 Dr. Robert Ing Specialiste Forensic Recherche Artwork Copyright 2002 ELATED PageKits ELATED.com/PageKits.com