The trees that are slow to grow bear the best fruit
The Time for Procrastination Is Over ... Do no evil
A truly captivating and inspiring talk
Fighting crime with empathy | Corey Allen | TEDxSouthBank
Fighting Fraud: One in five UK companies have fallen prey to a significant fraud in the last two years thanks to the ever-growing digitalisation of
businesses and the increasing proliferation of cyber crime. This report
highlights the key areas fraudsters look to exploit, and presents
tailored insight and guidance for business leaders on fraud policies and
how to mitigate threats. It shines a spotlight on bribery and
corruption in the aftermath of the Rio Olympics, and explores why
"blockchain technology" has the potential to eliminate fraud
If
2015 taught us anything, it’s that even with security upgrades like EMV
chip cards and tokenization, the form and frequency of fraud attempts
will continue to evolve ...Fighting fraud with eyes wide open
Fighting Crime together
“The Department of Defense is the world leader in funding high-risk,
high-pay-off technology,” Mr Harrison adds. “But too many high-tech
businesses and start-ups are turning their backs on us. We are no longer
inventing the future. Others are. That's something we have to change.”
US defence: Losing its edge in technology? Maybe gated for you, but a truly excellent and important FT piece on Silicon Valley and the DOD
From yesterday’s NYT– note in particular the use of the waffly quotation marks enclosing ‘not winning’ in the headline,
Law Enforcement ‘Not Winning’ War on White Collar Crime:
The record of combating economic crime is so woeful that
governments need a new approach. That was the view of many at a
gathering of about 1,600 delegates from academia and the legal and
compliance profession here on Monday.
Law Enforcement Losing War on White Collar Crime
Deutsche Bank and a $10Bn Money Laundering Nightmare: More Context Than You Can Shake a Stick at
Are We Really Going to Sell Out the US Alliance for Property Prices? Australia’s China Choices
