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Feature Spotlight: Document Templates

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Feature Spotlight: Document Templates

Transferring basic information from your case file to the final report can be can be time consuming and error prone. By preparing your report templates ahead of time, and letting Trackops [https://www.trackops.com] merge the data for you, you’ll speed up the report writing process, prevent duplication

Accept Credit Cards? Double-check your PCI Compliance

Accept Credit Cards? Double-check your PCI Compliance

PCI Compliance and Private Investigation You’ve completed the investigation, submitted your findings, and sent the invoice. Every step of the way you’ve practiced due diligence. Now it’s time to collect a credit card payment from your client. If this sounds like you, then it’s important to

Paradise Undercover: An Interview with Fernando Fernandez

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Paradise Undercover: An Interview with Fernando Fernandez

Fernando Fernandez is a private investigator, author, and avid Trackops [https://www.trackops.com/] user. His recent book, Paradise Undercover: The Adventures of the Caribbean’s Top Private Investigator [http://www.amazon.com/Paradise-Undercover-Fernando-Fernandez/dp/0986105902] details his adventures as an investigator in the Caribbean, and the quest to solve

Increasing Security with Two-Factor Authentication

Increasing Security with Two-Factor Authentication

Two-Factor Authentication If you’ve managed to corral your passwords into a password manager [https://blog.trackops.com/2015/08/05/its-time-to-manage-your-passwords/], you have already dramatically improved your data security. However, there’s still more you can do to ensure your information is as secure as possible. How can you

It’s Time to Manage Your Passwords

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It’s Time to Manage Your Passwords

Are you using a password manager to secure your countless logins across the internet? If you answered "No", or your password manager is a spiral note book labeled “PASSWORDS” in the top drawer of your desk, it’s time for a change. It's time to get rid of those sticky