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To submit a news release, use this form. Richard Martin's Monday Brilliant ManoeuvresNovember 5, 2012Brilliant ManoeuvreActive, covert threats will continue to grow, and companies must be on the lookout for attacks not just from direct business competitors, but also from actual and potential opponent groups. Example At the end of 2011, the computer networks of Stratfor, a strategic forecasting consultancy, were hacked. Financial and other confidential client records were stolen. A group that was opposed to Stratfor's activities was presumably at the origin of this break-in. Stratfor's systems and operations were compromised for over a month, and the company had to invest considerable sums and effort to get back on track. Tip Most of the intelligence that can be generated about threats and opportunities is staring us in the face, if we are open to seeing it. We have to keep an open mind and be on the lookout for significant changes. We have to keep employees apprised of the situation and objectives so they can also be on the lookout for threats and opportunities, and communicate these to management. Richard Martin is a consultant, speaker, and executive coach. He brings his military and business leadership and management experience to bear for executives and organizations seeking to exploit change, maximize opportunity, and minimize risk. 514-453-3993 (toll free 888-453-3993) (c) 2012 Richard Martin. Reproduction and quotes are permitted with proper attribution. For more information contact: Richard Martin Phone: 514-453-3993 Click here to view our Sources Listing: Richard MartinTopics: |