Corporate Security Investigations, Inc.

        1177 Branham Lane,       25852 McBean Parkway                     468 Camden Drive

        San Jose, CA 95118        Santa Clarita, CA 91355                       Beverly  Hills, CA 90210

        (408) 362-9996                  (661) 253-1294                                         (310) 860-7544

         4900 California Ave         560 Sawgrass Corp. Parkway                2530 S. Broadway Street

          Bakersfield , CA               Sunrise FL 33323                                         Santa Maria, CA      

            (661) 344-2808                 (954) 835-2286                                                 (805) 931-0880

This is where ProtectiveBiz.com willl announce the most recent additions to our web site. If you've visited us before and want to know what's changed, take a look here first. We also have links to interesting sites.

Our Startup Program

It is said that luck goes to the prepared. Even if your company’s budget does not include the ability to employ “in house” Loss Prevention Managers, Human Resources Legal Assistant Managers, Competitive Intelligence Managers in your Marketing Department, Security and Corporate Investigations Managers, and New Hire Training Managers, ProtectiveBiz.com will provide those services to you on a monthly contract basis beginning at  $2,500 per month for 20 hours of service each month. An Oakland California jury recently ordered a local company to pay workers 121 million dollars because of workplace discrimination. Our training and management programs will safeguard your company against Employee Discrimination complaints, Sexual Harassment Complaints, Invasion of Privacy Complaints, workplace violence, as well as complaints dealing with the Americans with Disabilities Act, while providing safeguards against the wrongful transfer of intellectual property and trade secrets and the management of security personnel.

Providing economical protection serves the interest of your investors, 

your employees and yourself. Call us today for a consultation.

Sunrise Florida Office Opened

We have opened a full service office at 1560 Sawgrass Corporate Parkway, 4th Floor, Sunrise, FL 33323. The office is centrally located 10 miles west of Fort Lauderdale and mid-way between Miami and Fort Lauderdale .

Recent Articles of Interest

KEITH KRASNOVE has been featured on MSNBC and many NBC Television affiliates nationwide. Check the links below.

MSNBC - http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3475956/

Calgary Canada - http://www.canada.com/calgary/globaltv/consumerbeat/story.html?id=9e772114-38b6-4be8-b6fa-1397966509c2

Huntsville Alabama - http://www.waff.com/Global/story.asp?S=1626417&nav=81BHKYrL

KEITH KRASNOVE was a featured speaker at the June 4,5, 2004 annual

meeting of the Oregon Association of Licensed Investigators on the topic

of Earning More as a Private Investigator and Associate of Pre-Paid

Legal Services, Inc.

On January 1, 2008 Sasha was named Manager of our K-9 Corps.

WAR ON TERROR - USEFUL LINKS

Federal Bureau of Investigation

http://www.fbi.org

Rewards for Justice

http://www.rewardsforjustice.net/

American Society for Industrial Security

http://www.asisonline.org/

High Technology Crime Investigation Association

http://htcia.org/

California Association of Licensed Investigators

http://www.cali-pi.org/

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

http://www.nacdl.org

Central Intelligence Agency - Facts

http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/

July 24, 2003

Our Southern California Office is Opened

We are pleased to announce the opening of our Southern California Office in Santa Clarita, California.

December 20, 2001

Windows XP Vulnerable to Unusually Serious Hacker Attacks.

According to a report from the HTCIA , Microsoft's newest version of Windows, billed as the most secure ever, contains several serious flaws that allow hackers to steal or destroy a victim's data files across the Internet or implant rogue computer software. The company released a free fix Thursday.

ANNA KOURNIKOVA VIRUS SUSPECT

February 14, 2001

Dutch authorities detain then release suspect
A computer hacker turned himself in Wednesday
and was charged with spreading the Anna
Kournikova computer virus that snarled e-mail
around the world, officials said. He was
promptly released on his own recognizance.
The 20-year-old from the northern province of
Friesland was allowed to go home because the
charges weren't serious enough to hold him in
jail, a police spokesman said. The suspect,
who was not identified under customary privacy
regulations, was detained on suspicion of
damaging computer programs and property, which
carries a maximum four-year jail sentence.
http://www0.mercurycenter.com/svtech/news/breaking/merc/docs/023649.htm

On February 8, 2001, after qualifying and passing an examination,  Keith Krasnove was awarded the CPI ( Certified Professional Investigator) designation from the California Association of Licensed Investigators. 

WORKPLACE VIOLENCE STRIKES AGAIN!

On December 26, 2000 a software tester at Edgewater, an Internet Consulting company located in Wakefield, Mass., came to work as usual, talked with his co-workers, and then, according to his fellow workers,  took out a semiautomatic rifle and a shotgun and killed seven of them.  Authorities speculated that the suspect, Michael McDermott, may have been upset at the company's plans to comply with an Internal Revenue Service  request that his wages be garnished to pay off back taxes he owed. 

This incident highlights the danger that workplace violence poses to tech companies and their employees.

RECENT WORKPLACE SHOOTINGS

Nov. 2, 1999 -  Employee Bryan Uyesugi opens fire at a Xerox Corp. office in Honolulu, killing seven before fleeing in a company van. He was convicted and sentenced to life without parole. 

Aug. 5, 1999 - Former employee Alan Eugene Miller shoots two people to death at a construction supply company where he worked in Pelham, Ala. and kills third at a business where he formerly worked. Miller was convicted and sentenced to death.

Call ProtectiveBiz.com for a Workplace Violence consultation today. See further details in our website. 

TEMP WORKERS AT MICROSOFT WIN LAWSUIT

 Microsoft agreed to pay $97 million on December 12, 1999 to settle an 8 year old class action lawsuit in which thousands of temporary employees accused the company of improperly denying them benefits.

 Microsoft  had hired workers as temps, kept them for a year or more, and did not provide them with regular employee benefits.

HACKER STEALS CREDIT CARD NUMBERS

 A computer intruder copied 55,000 credit card numbers last week from Creditcards.com, a company that serves dozens of small and medium sized merchants, and published the information online after unsuccessfully demanding payment to keep the data secret.

 The Creditcard.com case is one of several recent attempts to extort money from Web sites by threatening to reveal their most sensitive information.

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