Sunday, April 14, 2024
eDiscovery Services and Corporate Investigations in North Carolina
Digital Forensics and Corporate Investigations
In todays world, the word technology is in our hands every day. We have cell phones, iPads, tablets, Apple computers, windows computers, and smart watches. Our vehicles have built in technology that connects to these devices. Our homes and offices are also connected.
After covid has settled, many people loat their jobs or has to learn how to work from home. This affect has caused many to choose to continue to work in different enviroments or get laid off and be forced to start a new career or attempt to find an equal job. This not only has been a challenge for all people, but it has affected the corporate world as well. This is where Advanced Technology Investigations, LLC in Greensboro, NC can help your business should you find yourself in the need of eDiscovery services. Collecting data from computers, cell phones, iPads, laptops, and cloud accounts can be very challenging for a business when an event occurs. Advanced Technology Investigations, LLC is certified and licensed as your experts with Cyber events, audits of electronic devices, and eDiscovery services.
Has your corporate sales dropped off after certain employees left the company? Is your proprietory information being leaked? Call the professional private investigators in Greensboro, NC at Advanced Technology Investigations, LLC to step in and assist in collecting electronic evidence with computer forensics, cell phone forensics, and preservation of cloud accounts to attempt to discover evidence that your corporation has been compromised. Visit our website at http://detectiveati.com.
Call Advanced Technology Investigations, LLC at 336-298-1556
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Private Investigator Greensboro NC
Advanced Technology Investigations is your Private Investigator Greensboro NC specializing in all areas of Investigative Services in Greensboro and throughout all of North Carolina. Our private investigators Greensboro use the most up to date equipment in hi-tech surveillance, and are well versed and experienced in conducting covert operations, as well as Digital Forensics.
Our capabilities focus on such investigative specialties as domestic investigations-- cheating spouses, cheating boyfriends or girlfriends; civil investigations, criminal investigations, recovery of text messages investigations, business investigations, cyber Investigations, computer Forensics, wire tap detection, and other matters that set us apart from your typical Investigative Agency in Greensboro North Carolina.
The Greensboro NC Private Investigators of Advanced Technology Investigations are trained and specialize in High Tech Video & Surveillance. Our staff of private investigators possess an array of custom Covert Cameras, GPS trackers and surveillance detection tools. We have the technology training, experience and tools to get evidence critical to your case.
Our focus and mission is to provide our clients with the best possible results, quick responsiveness and results. We pride ourselves with providing these investigative services in the most proficient and discrete manner as possible, to get you the evidence you need for your case.
Each case is customized for your specific need. The private investigators Greensboro NC and staff of Advanced Technology Investigations has many years of investigative experience. We have the necessary resources and proven experience to get your job completed right and will assign a licensed private investigator to your case who has the experience needed to obtain a successful outcome.
We have investigators located all over the triad area, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There is no extra charge for nights, weekends or most holidays.
If you need Services of a Professional Private Investigator in Greensboro NC, call the experts at Advanced Technology Investigations, LLC or visit http://www.detectiveati.com
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Saturday, February 9, 2013
Your Private Investigator in Greensboro NC
Friday, May 7, 2010
Recognition of Deception in a Relationship
Advice from Advanced Technology Investigations, LLC.
It's not always easy to recognize when your spouse isn't telling the truth. But there are subtle cues that indicate he's trying to fudge the facts. To help awaken your inner lie detector, and prevent dishonesty from floating in your relationship. Private Investigator, David Shelton of Advanced Technology Investigations, LLC in Greensboro, NC has a few tips for conversation, to assist in discovering deception. Although there are a lot of “He’s” in this article, it also applies to “SHE.”
At one time or another, your spouse has probably said something that sounded a little fishy. The bachelor party ended at 10 p.m.; the auto mechanic made him invest in a bigger engine; I didn’t make as much money this week. In fact, men tell twice as many lies as women, most of which are just little white lies, according to a new survey from 20th Century Fox to mark the DVD launch of the TV series "Lie To Me."
Men lie to preserve their ego. They don't want to spoil the reputation they've worked hard to earn. So if he wants you to think of him as reliable, he may fib that he made that phone call to the insurance company a week ago, and then make a note to do it tomorrow. Other times, lying is simply the easy way out, especially if he thinks the truth will get him in trouble. Maybe he drove his female coworker home because her car broke down, but tells you he drove home alone so you won't get worked up.
Even though small fibs seem harmless, these little white lies can undermine a sense of trust in your relationship. When anyone gets away with small, insignificant fibs, it builds their lying comfort level. The more practice you get, the higher your risk that you'll lie about bigger things down the road. But you don't need to hook anyone up to a polygraph machine to pick up on deception. These simple tactics can help you spot the lie, get your spouse talking truthfully, and pave the way for a more trusting and honest relationship.
1. Take a mental picture of your spouse’s usual behavior. The way your spouse behaves verbally and non-verbally when relaxed is what is known as “WIN” (what is normal). The next time you are talking about the weather, plans for the weekend, or any other no-pressure topic, take note of “WIN” -- does he clear his throat or gesture when he speaks? Only when you know your spouses WIN, will you be able to pick up on the subtle changes in body language, speech, and tone of voice that occur when your spouse is trying to hide something.
2. Watch for posture. You can notice the first sign of deception by watching how your spouse's body reacts to a question. "When a man is at ease, he typically sits back in the chair, rests his hands on his legs or the arms of a chair, and crosses his legs. These restful positions are called his sleep points. A question that he feels is threatening will cause those sleep points to "wake up. You'll notice him sit up, lean forward, uncross his legs, or display a new hand gesture.
3. Ask the right questions. If your spouse gave you reason to suspect they are lying and you want the truth, the way in which you question him can make or break his admission. Let's say you ask him if he enjoyed the lunch that you packed him for work. If he says yes, but based on the reaction of his sleep points you feel like he's lying, your best strategy is to drop the subject for now. If you accuse him of lying or bombard him with questions, he'll either go on the defensive or continue lying. Plus, he'll be more on guard next time you bring it up. Instead, give yourself time to find evidence that he's lying, or think about how you want to approach the subject next time. Then, try one of these questioning strategies:
4. Ask an assumptive question. If you think your spouse is being untruthful, you can turn that assumption into a question. In this case, you might assume that your spouse went out for lunch and ask, "Where did you end up going for lunch yesterday?" "This creates the opportunity for your spouse to acknowledge the truth without feeling pressured. Plus, because the question it forces your spouse to come up with more than a yes or no response, it may be easier for your spouse to come clean rather than think of an answer that makes sense.
5. Use a bait question. If you find evidence of deception -- maybe you found the bag lunch in the back of the car or a receipt from the pizzeria near the office -- you can use that evidence as bait to force an explanation. Try: "Is there any reason why there's a receipt for $10 from the pizzeria yesterday?" By asking about the evidence -- not pointing fingers – your spouse doesn't feel personally attacked, which makes them more likely to be honest. And maybe they'll admit that your spouse doesn't really like tuna casserole, even if it was packed with love.
The Signs of Deception:
If you still suspect your spouse is lying, note the common signs of deception so you can decide for yourself if he's being honest. These signals should throw up a red flag:
Listen for:
Stalling for time: "Can we talk about this later?" or repeating the question.
Defensiveness: "I don't have to answer that."
Excuses: "I would never do that." Or, "I would never jeopardize our relationship."
Searching for specifics: "What's your point?" Or, "What are you trying to figure out?"
What ifs: "What if I said yes?"
Amnesia: "Not that I can remember." Or, "To the best of my knowledge..."
Details: Truthful men tell you the truth and answer your question, not tell you the whole story behind the truth. Deceptive men load up their response with more details than are necessary to answer your question.
Guilt twists: "Do you really think I would do that?" Or, "I thought you trusted me."
Sounds: Clearing his throat, coughing, voice change.
Qualifiers: "To be perfectly honest..." Or, "To tell you the truth..."
Look for:
Fidgeting: Leg movements, shifting, tapping his fingers
Gesturing: Such as rubbing or wringing hands
Adjusting: Messing with his watch, glasses, or jewelry
Biting or inspecting his nails
Abnormal eye contact
Cleaning up his surroundings: Particularly when he's not usually a cleaner
Wiping sweat
Watch for:
Is your spouse dressing better than usual?
Is your spouse wearing cologne or perfume more than usual?
Is your spouse working longer hours?
Has your spouses speaking tone changed? (Quick to anger)
Have your spouse’s routines changed?
Do you seem to have arguments more often, and you are always the one to blame?
If you feel your spouse, boyfriend, girlfriend, employee or some significant other is lying to you. Give us a call, and we’ll be glad to have a FREE Consultation with you, and discover ways that we can help you out.
Advanced Technology Investigations, LLC.
Visit our website: http://www.detectiveati.com
Call us at: 1-888-274-5701
It's not always easy to recognize when your spouse isn't telling the truth. But there are subtle cues that indicate he's trying to fudge the facts. To help awaken your inner lie detector, and prevent dishonesty from floating in your relationship. Private Investigator, David Shelton of Advanced Technology Investigations, LLC in Greensboro, NC has a few tips for conversation, to assist in discovering deception. Although there are a lot of “He’s” in this article, it also applies to “SHE.”
At one time or another, your spouse has probably said something that sounded a little fishy. The bachelor party ended at 10 p.m.; the auto mechanic made him invest in a bigger engine; I didn’t make as much money this week. In fact, men tell twice as many lies as women, most of which are just little white lies, according to a new survey from 20th Century Fox to mark the DVD launch of the TV series "Lie To Me."
Men lie to preserve their ego. They don't want to spoil the reputation they've worked hard to earn. So if he wants you to think of him as reliable, he may fib that he made that phone call to the insurance company a week ago, and then make a note to do it tomorrow. Other times, lying is simply the easy way out, especially if he thinks the truth will get him in trouble. Maybe he drove his female coworker home because her car broke down, but tells you he drove home alone so you won't get worked up.
Even though small fibs seem harmless, these little white lies can undermine a sense of trust in your relationship. When anyone gets away with small, insignificant fibs, it builds their lying comfort level. The more practice you get, the higher your risk that you'll lie about bigger things down the road. But you don't need to hook anyone up to a polygraph machine to pick up on deception. These simple tactics can help you spot the lie, get your spouse talking truthfully, and pave the way for a more trusting and honest relationship.
1. Take a mental picture of your spouse’s usual behavior. The way your spouse behaves verbally and non-verbally when relaxed is what is known as “WIN” (what is normal). The next time you are talking about the weather, plans for the weekend, or any other no-pressure topic, take note of “WIN” -- does he clear his throat or gesture when he speaks? Only when you know your spouses WIN, will you be able to pick up on the subtle changes in body language, speech, and tone of voice that occur when your spouse is trying to hide something.
2. Watch for posture. You can notice the first sign of deception by watching how your spouse's body reacts to a question. "When a man is at ease, he typically sits back in the chair, rests his hands on his legs or the arms of a chair, and crosses his legs. These restful positions are called his sleep points. A question that he feels is threatening will cause those sleep points to "wake up. You'll notice him sit up, lean forward, uncross his legs, or display a new hand gesture.
3. Ask the right questions. If your spouse gave you reason to suspect they are lying and you want the truth, the way in which you question him can make or break his admission. Let's say you ask him if he enjoyed the lunch that you packed him for work. If he says yes, but based on the reaction of his sleep points you feel like he's lying, your best strategy is to drop the subject for now. If you accuse him of lying or bombard him with questions, he'll either go on the defensive or continue lying. Plus, he'll be more on guard next time you bring it up. Instead, give yourself time to find evidence that he's lying, or think about how you want to approach the subject next time. Then, try one of these questioning strategies:
4. Ask an assumptive question. If you think your spouse is being untruthful, you can turn that assumption into a question. In this case, you might assume that your spouse went out for lunch and ask, "Where did you end up going for lunch yesterday?" "This creates the opportunity for your spouse to acknowledge the truth without feeling pressured. Plus, because the question it forces your spouse to come up with more than a yes or no response, it may be easier for your spouse to come clean rather than think of an answer that makes sense.
5. Use a bait question. If you find evidence of deception -- maybe you found the bag lunch in the back of the car or a receipt from the pizzeria near the office -- you can use that evidence as bait to force an explanation. Try: "Is there any reason why there's a receipt for $10 from the pizzeria yesterday?" By asking about the evidence -- not pointing fingers – your spouse doesn't feel personally attacked, which makes them more likely to be honest. And maybe they'll admit that your spouse doesn't really like tuna casserole, even if it was packed with love.
The Signs of Deception:
If you still suspect your spouse is lying, note the common signs of deception so you can decide for yourself if he's being honest. These signals should throw up a red flag:
Listen for:
Stalling for time: "Can we talk about this later?" or repeating the question.
Defensiveness: "I don't have to answer that."
Excuses: "I would never do that." Or, "I would never jeopardize our relationship."
Searching for specifics: "What's your point?" Or, "What are you trying to figure out?"
What ifs: "What if I said yes?"
Amnesia: "Not that I can remember." Or, "To the best of my knowledge..."
Details: Truthful men tell you the truth and answer your question, not tell you the whole story behind the truth. Deceptive men load up their response with more details than are necessary to answer your question.
Guilt twists: "Do you really think I would do that?" Or, "I thought you trusted me."
Sounds: Clearing his throat, coughing, voice change.
Qualifiers: "To be perfectly honest..." Or, "To tell you the truth..."
Look for:
Fidgeting: Leg movements, shifting, tapping his fingers
Gesturing: Such as rubbing or wringing hands
Adjusting: Messing with his watch, glasses, or jewelry
Biting or inspecting his nails
Abnormal eye contact
Cleaning up his surroundings: Particularly when he's not usually a cleaner
Wiping sweat
Watch for:
Is your spouse dressing better than usual?
Is your spouse wearing cologne or perfume more than usual?
Is your spouse working longer hours?
Has your spouses speaking tone changed? (Quick to anger)
Have your spouse’s routines changed?
Do you seem to have arguments more often, and you are always the one to blame?
If you feel your spouse, boyfriend, girlfriend, employee or some significant other is lying to you. Give us a call, and we’ll be glad to have a FREE Consultation with you, and discover ways that we can help you out.
Advanced Technology Investigations, LLC.
Visit our website: http://www.detectiveati.com
Call us at: 1-888-274-5701
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Background Investigations
Advanced Technology Investigations, LLC is a full service Private Investigation and Electronic Countermeasures Agency serving NC.
Background Investigations can be complicated, although most individuals and businesses only rely on a Criminal Background Screening from an online database. The problem with an online databases is that the information you receive is often third party information that is most likely not up to date information. Another problem that most employers learn quickly, is that just because a person has a clean criminal record, does not mean the person will be a good worker or a trustworthy person.
Hiring a Private Investigator to conduct a Background Investigation can give you a much better picture of an individual. At Advanced Technology Investigations, we can customize a background screening package that will fit your budget and get you the most current and reliable information available. We are connected directly to the courthouse and many other databases that only Licensed Detectives, Law Enforcement, and Government have access to. Call us for a FREE Consultation to price a solution for you. 1-888-274-5701
A Private Investigator can get you results from many background verification methods. Some of the methods are what you can expect; Past employment verification, previous salaries, Credit Checks, Comprehensive Criminal Record check with name variations, neighborhood statics, social network reviews, driving histories, education verification, sexual offender check, social security number verification, terrorist list check, Wants and Warrants, Professional License verification, Civil records, and eviction notice checks.
Visit our website for more information and a FREE Consultation: www.detectiveati.com
Background Investigations can be complicated, although most individuals and businesses only rely on a Criminal Background Screening from an online database. The problem with an online databases is that the information you receive is often third party information that is most likely not up to date information. Another problem that most employers learn quickly, is that just because a person has a clean criminal record, does not mean the person will be a good worker or a trustworthy person.
Hiring a Private Investigator to conduct a Background Investigation can give you a much better picture of an individual. At Advanced Technology Investigations, we can customize a background screening package that will fit your budget and get you the most current and reliable information available. We are connected directly to the courthouse and many other databases that only Licensed Detectives, Law Enforcement, and Government have access to. Call us for a FREE Consultation to price a solution for you. 1-888-274-5701
A Private Investigator can get you results from many background verification methods. Some of the methods are what you can expect; Past employment verification, previous salaries, Credit Checks, Comprehensive Criminal Record check with name variations, neighborhood statics, social network reviews, driving histories, education verification, sexual offender check, social security number verification, terrorist list check, Wants and Warrants, Professional License verification, Civil records, and eviction notice checks.
Visit our website for more information and a FREE Consultation: www.detectiveati.com
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