Surveillance: What is permitted in the U.K?
What is 'Surveillance'?Surveillance is the "continuous observation of a place, person, group, or on-going activity in order to gather information."As ‘purveyors of fact’ it’s hardly surprising that private investigators will turn to surveillance to get to the truth. Surveillance can be an intrusive task. Private investigators must ensure a
‘DETECTIVE NO.1?’ to be honoured in P.I museum vast.
Detective NO.1? -Cases histories of Ellis Parker to be included in P.I museum.Private investigator and founder of P.I museum, Ben Harroll is an old friend of Conflict International's CEO, Mike LaCorte. Ben presented LaCorte with historical and compelling book, 'Detective NO.1?' Mike was provided with the opportunity to uncover
Conflict International grace the back cover in W.A.D. “Beyond Global” Newsletter
Conflict International are proud to be featured in this year's World Association of Detectives (W.A.D.) "Beyond Global" NewsletterThe W.A.D. is a "global alliance of investigators and security professionals." Dating back to 1921, the W.A.D. "is the longest established and largest association of its kind in the world." Conflict International is
Security breaches in the workplace
Recent news has emerged this week, regarding security breach concerns. Ministers have demanded an ‘urgent sweep’ of all high-level government offices. This comes after a potential security breach of a government official’s activities.Justice secretary Robert Buckland, warned about the potential dangers of footage being used as ‘a national security breach.’ Also,
Pascal Guignard joins Conflict International as ‘International New Business Consultant’
Conflict International is pleased to welcome Pascal Guignard. Pascal takes on the role as 'International New Business Consultant'. He will bring an extensive amount of experience and skills in franchising and forming partnerships within the global financial industry.Before joining Conflict International, over a period of 40 years, Pascal has accumulated
Woman finds listening device in her bed set by her neighbour
A Birmingham woman has spoken out after a neighbour was jailed for stalking her by placing a listening device on the headboard of her bed.William Nolan, 59, was caught on camera entering the home of neighbour Leigh Jones and attempting to remove devices he had planted after she became suspicious.Leigh
Is your office free from “bugs” post-Covid?
Lockdown has presented a technical surveillance risk to many companies. Businesses have operated out of office for several months. Therefore, privacy issues have been at high risk. In other words, without usual security and supervision, eavesdroppers/bugs have had ample opportunity to access sensitive data.Be honest - what is your business
Staff shortage and increased demand leaves UK in crisis over inflation fears
The easing of lockdown has seen a rapid surge in customer demand. Latest figures retrieved from HIS Markit/ CIPS show the strongest growth in UK business activity in 24 years. Which also means a staff shortage throughout the UK.The “eye-popping” surge in the U.K, post Brexit is heavily impacting the
Man claims to catch cheating girlfriend on viral video
A video by a man from the US has gone viral after he claimed to have caught his girlfriend cheating on him using a secret camera.The anonymous man posted videos on TikTok after he said he had suspicions that his girlfriend of six years had been cheating for some time.
Fraudster with poodle sniffed out by detectives
A German woman living in Mallorca has been released on police bail after reportedly faking her own death, only to be given away by her pet poodle.The 47-year-old woman was due to appear in court last November after being suspected of embezzling €1m from the solar power company she worked
