Uganda’s cyber laws: Are they strong enough?
A padlock on a chicken coop means nothing if the fox has the keys. In a recent cybersecurity audit, we discovered that sensitive data; employee…
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The data privacy debate: Freedom vs security
A monkey tied to a tree still thinks it is free. That is the modern internet user clicking “I Agree” a hundred times a day…
The first 48 hours after fraud: What top investigators never miss
The issue is: Time is not money, it is evidence On 26th February 2025, the CEO of a prominent government agency in Mbale made a…
Think like a hacker: The psychology behind cybercrime
Most people think hackers wear hoodies and speak in code. That’s Hollywood nonsense. Real hackers don’t need to break your firewall. They just need to…
Top 10 cybersecurity mistakes small businesses make – and how to fix them
You don’t need a high-tech vault. You just need to stop being sloppy. Most small businesses still think cybercrime is a big company problem. That’s…
Ransomware attacks: How one click can cost millions
The incident On the morning of 3rd March 2024, a mid-sized logistics company based in Mombasa, Kenya went dark. All systems dispatch, email, finance froze.…
Fraud investigation report that withstands legal scrutiny
In fraud investigations, perception is not enough. You need precision. If your report can not stand cross-examination in court or scrutiny by an aggressive opposing…
Conducting effective internal investigations and disciplinary hearings
When things go wrong internally; fraud, harassment, data leaks, ghost workers, it is not what happened that destroys your organization. It is how you respond.…
The Art of Investigations – how to uncover the truth like a pro
Dear Executive, Fraud does not always knock. Sometimes it wears a staff ID and walks in smiling. It is so friendly and helpful. Fraud is…
Cracking the Case – essential skills every investigator must have
Dear Leader, We have seen it too often. A fraud case breaks out. Panic. Headlines. Then… silence. Why? Because the so-called investigation team was built…