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In early September 2026, the U.S. Secret Service confirmed that it was aware of a video broadcast by Iranian state television discussing a potential plot to assassinate Barron Trump, the 20-year-old son of President Trump. The broadcast reportedly claimed

The new ANSI executive protection standard represents an important milestone for the profession. The next challenge is turning those standards into repeatable protective operations. I spent much of my professional life as an agent with the United States S

For decades, public safety operations have depended on information arriving from many directions at once: agency systems, digital evidence, partner organizations, cameras and sensors, mobile devices, intelligence sources, and publicly available informatio

Investigative teams rely on timely access to accurate information, consistent workflows, and systems that can scale alongside growing operational demands. Small inefficiencies-whether they're caused by incomplete data, manual processes, or inconsistent sy

Investigations rarely unfold in a straight line. A name in one report may appear as an alias in another. A phone number may connect multiple people who otherwise seem unrelated. An address might surface across separate incidents months apart. A social med

How One State Medicaid Fraud OIG Agency Replaced Rigid Case Management with Kaseware A Mission That Shapes the Process Not every investigation follows the same path. While many agencies and OIGs focus on traditional criminal investigations, Medicaid fraud

We entrust certain individuals across government, business, academia, and public service, with the authority to make consequential decisions. Judges who interpret the law, CEO's who shape corporate strategy, university presidents navigating controversy, e

Federal law enforcement agencies face a growing challenge: managing complex investigations with greater efficiency while meeting strict compliance standards. Kaseware offers a unified investigative platform designed to help agencies modernize their workfl

Breakthroughs in all different types of investigations often turn on the same thing: a key question someone thought to ask. A pattern that feels off. A detail that doesn't quite fit. A connection that deserves a closer look. In public safety and security

By John Gill and Matthew Doherty When workplace violence occurs, the immediate focus is rightly on the people affected and the organization's response. Protecting lives, supporting victims, communicating clearly, and stabilizing the workplace must always