In today’s world, making informed decisions is crucial for personal and professional success. Whether you’re dealing with a personal matter or a business issue, having accurate information is key. That’s where private investigation companies come in – they can provide you with the insights you need to make the right choices. Reason 1: Expertise and […]
GPS Tracking Devices
August 24, 2022 by
GPS Tracking Devices can be used to track a car’s location to ensure that it is being driven safely and efficiently. These devices help businesses and fleets monitor the location of vehicles and drivers, as well as save money and time by reducing fuel costs. Some models can also track driver behavior, such as harsh […]
Personal Security and CSI (Canadian Special Investigations)
May 7, 2019 by
Canadian Special Investigations is a Canadian agency with decades of experience. The company’s mission statement emphasizes its commitment to total confidentiality. It is further promoted by a dedication to the non-disclosure of information and the subsequent security of its retention. They also work to help keep people safe when they are on-line. The web has […]
How a private investigator can assist if you are the victim of obituary fraud/theft when a loved one dies?
March 24, 2019 by
Unfortunately, identity theft is prevalent in the news almost every day. Identity theft occurs when your personal information is stolen, used in criminal activity causing financial loss and immense pain. Criminals use it for various illicit purposes such as opening new accounts, renting or buying properties, filing fake tax returns and many more. Also, many […]
Theft in the Workplace? More common than you think.
June 2, 2018 by
How to Conduct Internal Theft Investigations in your workplace According to research conducted by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, the money lost by businesses to fraudsters amounts to over $3.5 trillion each year. Occupational theft leads to a significant financial loss in the company and in the case of the lack of concrete evidence; […]
Doing your job, then surfing web ruled not ‘time theft’
September 19, 2011 by
Joe was a 27-year employee of the Department of Immigration with a clean disciplinary record. Joe reported to 2 bosses who clearly were not communicating well. Every project given to Joe was done properly and on time, but he had a lot of extra time available to surf the Internet, including some pornography. The employer […]
