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Anthony Hegarty MSc began his law enforcement career at New Scotland Yard (NSY) investigating all major crimes. After 10 years he cut short his service to work in the private sector, but his passions for criminal investigations and protecting people did not stop there. Within a year of leaving NSY he became involved in the intelligence gathering and disruption operations of human trafficking gangs in Southern Asia.


He would go on to train the Japanese Police for 3 years and crisis manage multiple international events such as the Seoul G20 Summit and the PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games. He was first to discover child sex offenders targetting Asian schools via the English Teaching Industry in order to gain access to the children. He also identified the pattern of sex offenders using the deed poll system to change their identities and advised the UK and other governments on this criminal behaviour pattern. He lectures at multiple universities on sexual violence causes and prevention and has spoken at multiple international police conferences on cross-border criminal investigations. He has also advised lawmakers on immigration law to prevent certain criminal types from entering the country.


He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Risk & Security Management and a Master's Degree in Criminology & Criminal Psychology.


In writing Drugs: The Dark Side he says, "It has been clear for a number of years that we are now competing with criminal gangs for the minds of our children. We have to offer our kids more interest and excitement than what drug dealers are tempting them with. We believe the materials we have produced goes some way to achieving this"


DSRM - Risk & Crisis Management - www.dsrmrisk.com

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Sep 8, 20269 min
WHAT IF WE ARE PREPARING FOR THE PREVIOUS TERRORIST ATTACK?
I recently commented on a post asking what makes a book important. My answer was simple - Boldness. For me, it is the boldness of the argument that matters most. We often see books published in the aftermath of major disasters; financial crises, terrorist attacks and corporate failures; each explaining why they happened, how they were allowed to happen and the systemic gaps that enabled them. What strikes me is that the real test of boldness may be whether those same questions are asked...

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Aug 24, 20265 min
BEFORE THE INSIDER THREAT Human Risk During AI Transformation
The Pathways to Insider Risk ......................................... Before Reading: Please note, this piece is not an evidence base. It is a set of human pathways worth testing; not a set of findings. It stems from a wider body of work examining external human stressors forming insider threats. ......................................... Most discussions I follow tend to focus on how AI will transform how business is conducted, and what it will replace. What I do not see is discussion on the...

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Aug 19, 20264 min
THE CORRIDOR GAP
Why employee exposure to street-level risk has no owner DSRM Risk & Crisis Management The question nobody has been asking Every organisation with staff in a major city now operates, in effect, two duty-of-care perimeters. One is the building: well-resourced, well-understood, covered by decades of health and safety practice. The other is everything a person walks through to reach it; the platform, the underpass, the last few hundred metres of pavement. Homeless encampments are growing across...

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