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VERBAL SIGNS OF DECEPTION Speech Errors    Individuals fabricating a narrative may rely on fillers such as “um” or “ah,” especially when they haven’t rehearsed the lie. Lack of Self‑Reference    Deceptive individuals often avoid personal pronouns. Instead of saying, “I secured the equipment,” they shift to impersonal phrasing like, “The equipment was secured to the truck.” Answering with a Question    Responses such as, “Do you really think I’d be stupid enough to steal tools

Business travel opens doors to new opportunities, but it also introduces unique risks that require awareness, preparation, and confidence. Whether navigating airports, checking into hotels, or moving through unfamiliar environments, travelers — especially women — benefit from a proactive, intelligence‑driven approach to personal security. Equites Private Intelligence  provides protective insight and practical strategies to help travelers stay safe, situationally aware, and in

Employee theft remains one of the most costly and underestimated threats facing small and mid‑sized businesses. Even organizations with strong cultures and trusted teams can fall victim to internal fraud, theft, and embezzlement — often occurring quietly, systematically, and over long periods of time. Below are ten of the most common methods employees use to steal from employers, along with the industries most vulnerable to each scheme. 1. PAYROLL FRAUD Employees manipulate p

HOW TO PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS FROM FRAUDULENT CLAIMS When it comes to workplace injury claims, diligence is non‑negotiable. Most employees who file workers’ compensation claims are legitimately injured and deserving of support. However, employers occasionally encounter reports that appear inconsistent, exaggerated, or strategically timed — situations where clarity requires more than routine HR review. Equites Private Intelligence  specializes in uncovering the truth behind sen