All practitioners must prepare and budget for outcomes related to the Tidal Wave of crime!

On Feb 28th this year, ISIO alerted its members to consider budgeting for cv-19 considering technology, equipment and layered skilled manpower.

ISIO as of the 1st Sept, is now suggesting members to consider their situation for the next 3 months and for 2021. 

This would be by, keeping in mind the next phase of multiple threats related to the outcomes related to cv-19 besides economic meltdown and/or civil unrest. This could be by recalling, following  the dots and observing without bias on, what has taken place in a location of field of interest over the past few months. Then, consider how all could evolve and impact your region of interest

There was not much crime during the lock-downs but now, there will be increased crime and criminal methods that many would find shocking. 

Shortly, Practitioners are handling multiple threats being;

• a 2nd wave of the active biological threat that requires security protocols for technology, equipment and layered manpower.
• increased and unusual types of criminal methods and crime targeting the full supply chain related to the known and ‘new’ basicneeds of man 
• the crime related to the economic meltdown where in some countries it will be negligible and in others – unmanageable.
• distinct crime will grow dramatically regardless of location from ground floor level to higher management structures such as, corruption and fraud
• there will be increased incidents related to civil disobedience between pro-nationalist, pro-revolutionary groups and cross cultural attacks
• furthermore, attacks on immigrants taking jobs

There are many more crimes and concerns listed in the intelligence centre link and those mentioned in the 1-hour virtual meetups

Be part of our international network of serious and proactive practitioners.

All can be found on ISIO Intelligence Guidance Link and Membership link