How to Protect Your Organization from Ransomware

Ransomware. It may be the most feared word of security and risk managers. After countless headlines and costs of over 11.5 billion dollars in 2019 alone, organizations around the world are understandably terrified of being hit by a ransomware attack. What are four steps you can take to protect against ransomware? To Read Entire Article, […]

3 new things to know about FTC Safeguards Rule review

By: Lesley Fair As part of its regulatory review, the FTC announced earlier this year Information Security and Financial Institutions: An FTC Workshop to Examine the Safeguards Rule. If the Safeguards Rule is of interest to you or your clients, you’ll want to know about three new developments. First, the FTC has postponed the workshop […]

Credit Card Launderer for Tech Support Scams to Pay $6.75 Million to Settle FTC Charges

A Canadian company, RevenueWire, and its CEO, Roberta Leach, will pay $6.75 million to settle Federal Trade Commission charges they laundered credit card payments for, and assisted and facilitated, two tech support scams previously sued by the FTC. “Finding ways to get paid – without getting caught – is essential for scammers who steal money […]

$9.3 million FTC settlement suggests Mail Order Rule compliance is always in style

By: Lesley Fair Trend-conscious buyers want the latest styles ASAP and online retailer Fashion Nova reinforced those expectations by promising “Fast Shipping,” “2-Day Shipping,” and “Expect Your Items Quick!” But according to the FTC, the California company’s shipment delays violated the Mail, Internet, or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule and left consumers haute under the collar. […]

NCTC’s Domestic Terrorism Conference Report

The National Counterterrorism Center, together with FBI and DHS, held a conference September 23-24, 2019, to examine the U.S. government’s approach to confronting the threat of domestic terrorism (DT) and to inform future DT policy. The conference convened stakeholders from academia, the private sector, and across the federal government, including intelligence and Non-Title 50 agencies, […]

Houston Private Investigator Services

Rob Kimmons’ company offers computer forensics services.  Computer forensics is a computer investigation and analysis technique used by this Houston private investigator to acquire civil, criminal or administrative evidence from a computer system. Clients may seek these services for: theft of trade secrets destruction or theft of intellectual property criminal misuse, or fraud Kimmons’ Houston […]

Texas Private Investigator – Vehicle and Marine Surveillance

  If you’re in need of a Texas private investigator experienced in both vehicle tracking and marine surveillance, Kimmons Investigations is your best resource for a Texas private investigator.  Surveillance, whether on land or water, is a specialized investigative service that requires both training and technical resources.  Kimmons Investigations has both. Texas Private Investigator Vehicle […]

Texas Private Investigator Services

Litigation is big business in this country, and whether you’re plaintiff or the defendant, court actions can take a lot of time and money, especially if a trial and witnesses are involved.  This Texas private investigator  provides skip tracing and witness location services. Texas private investigators from Kimmons Investigations have access to proprietary databases for […]

Houston Private Investigator Internal Theft and Corporate Espionage Investigations

To begin, why would both internal theft and corporate espionage be in the same article about Houston private investigator services?  Corporate espionage is the theft of intangible and intellectual property, and it often involves a company insider or employee.  So, we’re talking about theft from a company, whether equipment, products, or intellectual property. Inventory Theft […]