Focus, scope, strategy, priorities, policies

Ultrascan policies / strategy and priorities

Financial Crimes - Risk Assessment - Compliance PEP KYC - Insider Treats - Money Laundering - Corruption - Sanctions - Terrorist Financing - Trafficking - Intellectual Property Protection - Transnational Organized Crime TOC - Ideology Driven Crime Networks - Security Policy - Counter Intelligence - Funding the Nexus Terrorism Crime - Strategic Security Audits - Cyber Crime - Phishing - Corporate Identity Theft BEC - Advance Fee Fraud (419) - Grooming - Credit Card Fraud - Counterfeiting - Insurance Fraud - Investment, Stock and Securities Fraud

Strength

"The strength of Ultrascan Global Investigations is their ability to appropriately coordinate "technical" intelligence with "human" intelligence to provide results that are both scientific and personalized."

Risk management and strong leadership by continually reassessing the operational risks.

Take into account the changing economic, legal, technological and regulatory environments and adhere to procedures and practices.

Drive development through the provision of priorities and clear transnational strategies in line with geo policies

Supporting the implementation of new systems globally during a time of heightened scrutiny needs reacting to changes in the operating environment and ensure that applicable changes are made to the system and processes.

Responsible for providing sound judgement and advice to senior management on security and reputational risks associated with doing business.

Providing reporting which highlights (and mitigates) reputational, fraud and compliance risks.

Why do we need secret agents? Isn't it all rather quaint?

Is it that we see a different, more frightening world than you do?

Our enemies are no longer nations and do not exist on a map but are non-state actors and unknown individuals. Look around you, who do you fear? Can you see a face, a uniform, a flag? No.

Yet, before breakfast in their pajamas, they can do more damage from their laptops than an intelligence agent can during a year in the field. Online organized crime doesn't know law and order, has a Wild West mentality, and is lawless to the core. Anarchy.

While transparency became fashionable in the West, the world is not more transparent now. Today it's more opaque, in the shadows, and that's where we do battle. So, before you declare that irrelevant, ask yourselves, how safe do you feel?