As investigators, we are often asked to find social media accounts. Social media accounts can provide a wealth of information about a person, such as
When companies consider a potential background screening partner, many ask the same questions: These are all important questions. But there’s one question that prospects almost
We frequently discuss global partners on our blogs and podcast, and you may be asking, why? Global partners allow us to meet clients’ international needs
The term “private investigator” tends to conjure images from TV shows of the past (The Rockford Files, Magnum, P.I., etc.), men driving fast cars and chasing
After 20 years in the law enforcement, private security/investigations and business communities, I know one thing for sure—it is critical to know what is going
We’re often asked how we can handle global investigations if we’re based in New York. The answer is simple: we use trusted investigative partners throughout
Unlike historical investigations, modern investigations are aided greatly by the availability of electronic records. Information brokers sell reports with data from multiple records, such as
Thanks to government oversight, equity investments that trade on major stock exchanges are highly regulated. Furthermore, many publicly held corporations are familiar names to most
Investigators ask a lot of questions. That’s their job. But if your investigative partner isn’t asking you enough questions, or not asking the right questions,
Property records can be a valuable tool for investigators. It’s amazing how much information is available to the general public. You can find: Property owners
