Case Study: How Does Love and Human Vulnerability Impact Insider Threat Assessment?

Human Investigation Management operates in a constant state of threat assessment because the world is in a changing state of war footing. Insider threats can extend to families or internal workers, meaning executives or security directors can be compromised through affection, seduction, or deception. Security investigators act proactively to uncover these hidden risks, stop crimes before execution, and teach critical thinking and situational awareness for survival.

Why is someone leaking information without knowing or knowingly?

Whatever we feel about others comes out in our tone of voice and body language, and others react instinctively. Vice-versa, when people use tone or display body language—purposely or instinctively—we react. Some comprehend the other's intentions, while others have no clue or remain in denial. Understanding this dynamic enlightens individuals on where they truly stand with others.

What should I do if a family member or friend is in an unhealthy relationship or mixing with bad people?

No one can force someone to leave a relationship; they must make their own decisions. Fear produces the same brain chemistry as lust, and body chemistry can be triggered by a tone of voice or facial expression. When exposed to the right education, individuals can see where they stand and walk away on their own. Provide them with an educational tool or book for general learning without telling them it is meant for a specific person, as direct confrontation can trigger denial.

What can I do to lower the chances of being raped on my campus or building?

Talk to the Head of Security because this is a real threat in theatre. Modern technologies have evolved rapidly to help identify specific crimes and stop them. A Head of Security can integrate multiple complementary technologies simultaneously to protect sites and save lives. Educational booklets available on this website provide specific direction on technologies used to counter sexual assault and kidnapping.

How can I get my kids to pay attention instead of them being glued to their phone?

Divert their attention to something that genuinely interests them by opening their eyes to their surroundings and the people within it. Teaching children skill sets focused on reading people, critical thinking, and situational awareness helps them navigate interactions with people who may deceive them or hold hidden agendas. Learning to be security-investigation minded builds life-long survival skills that naturally draw their focus away from screen distractions.

Can I trust the other person? -

Can I trust another person?

When asking questions to determine the base-line this smile display is the normal response for positive answers.

He also nods his head back and forward when displaying positive emotions

He licks his lips when he likes to eat something in particular

or when he says something ‘fast and smart’ that he likes (this may be when he responds to a person when he is being sarcastic)

”Alex, Do you think I can trust Jill?”

Alex answers – does not answer immediately
[displays a tight-lip, as he is hiding something]

”I asked you a question Alex, can I trust Jill?”

” Yes, you can trust Jill?”

[Lying!] .. said with a flashed sign of contempt and then looking down
Why is there an emotional answer? Important to find out the Why?
To find the why? – You have to know the emotion that is expressed with their reply or you will be able to discover later on in the course when you use the questioning method to get the person to talk more by asking the right question at the right time for the right reason in the right environment.