PREDICTIVE RISK

This Page defines standards, best practices, and protocols for the purpose of implementing and managing the open-source provisions of multiple contracts, which sometimes involve conflicting contractual language, undefined words and terms, and under-developed performance metrics and standards. The lack of protocols surrounding these matters has resulted in certain types of professionals being targeted and subjected to invasive surveillance by external entities who sometimes target these professionals to obtain access to confidential research and to scout out security-related vulnerabilities. 

In this manner, fast-moving environments (hackers, gamers, programmers, researchers) are able to take advantage of Entity-specific security gaps and lapses -- knowing that internal IT departments are unlikely to be in a position to address an Employee-specific personal security matter within a timeframe that would seem reasonable, from the Employee's perspective. Moreover, internal IT departments typically are unable to keep pace with the rapid development of AI-enabled security bots, thus permitting numerous vulnerabilities to slip through.

 The insight shared on this Page is the result of collaborative research by professionals working across industries, roles, titles, and functions, with a collective goal of creating, developing, and implementing personal security protocols when Entity-specific policies, procedures, and protocols are inadequate to address imminent threats and heightened risks, which are being experienced on a personal level.