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Recognizing Cyber Threats: From Phishing to AI Scams As you are aware from our previous Friday posts, October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a time when individuals and organizations across Canada come together to strengthen their defences against the ever-evolving digital threat landscape. As technology advances, so do the tactics used by cybercriminals. From traditional phishing emails to …

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What Makes a Good Private Investigator In a world where information moves faster than ever, the role of a private investigator remains one of the most respected, vital, and in-demand professions in modern society. Whether working with corporations, government agencies, or private clients, a good investigator is more than just a person who gathers facts …

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Cybersecurity Awareness: Keep Your Devices/Software Up to Date The Friday File October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month — the month we set aside to encourage Canadians to make online security an even higher priority, and to make fraud and identity theft even more challenging. Throughout the month, each week shines a spotlight on one way you …

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The Hidden Threats Around You: Why Professional Bug Sweeps (TSCM) Are Critical for Corporations, Government, and Residential Homes In a time where privacy has become a luxury, threats to workplace and home security no longer come solely from hackers behind a computer terminal; they could be right in front of you. From bedrooms to boardrooms, …

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Spotting and Preventing Investment Fraud This October! The Smith Investigation Agency wishes everybody a wonderful October! As the leaves begin to change colours and the year draws to a close, we encourage you to concentrate on the somewhat hidden yet critical focus of the time—fraud awareness and cybersecurity. October is Cyber Security Awareness Month. This …

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Cashing In on Lies: How WSIB / WCB Fraud Hurts Your Business Imagine this: you’re already paying high premiums to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) to protect your employees and your company. You do it because you care about your staff, and because workplace injuries are a reality in many industries. But then …

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