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• 6: Case Studies
  • 6.1: Western Europe
    • 6.1.1: Corporate crisis management
    • 6.1.2: Identifying an unsuitable candidate
    • 6.1.3: Flagging a vendor with a dubious history
    • 6.1.4: Recovered electronic files prove wrongdoing
    • 6.1.5: Developing corporate security strategy for oil and gas company
    • 6.1.6: Misrepresentation revealed by careful research
    • 6.1.7: Selection of a strategic partner
    • 6.1.8: Sales manager arrested for fraud

    • Current page is 6.1.9: Computer forensics reveals theft of intellectual property

  • 6.2: Russia, Eurasia and Eastern Europe
  • 6.3: Middle East and North Africa
  • 6.4: Subsaharan Africa
  • 6.5: North America
  • 6.6: Latin America
  • 6.7: Asia Pacific
  • 6.8: Indian subcontinent

"The Electronics & Integrated Systems Operations Group, BAE Systems, Inc. utilises Janusian Security Risk Management to provide training and tools to aid our international travellers.  "

Richard Malkin, International Security Manager, Security Compliance and Training, BAE Systems

Computer forensics reveals theft of intellectual property

A major provider of medical equipment suspected that a number of former employees had taken confidential research and development information to set up production in competition. Such action would contravene their contractual obligations.

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With very limited information and time, we were able to obtain evidence that substantiated our client's suspicions. Our findings enabled the client to initiate pre-emptive legal remedies.