sdcpm, Author at TorchStone Global

Russia Conflict Part 2: National and Localized Threats
In Articles, Corporate Security, Featured on April 11, 2023
Russia's indirect tactics against Western neighbors include the promotion and engagement in terrorist activities, the use of intelligence services to…
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The Social Media Threat Continuum
In Articles, Featured on March 31, 2023
The combination of leaderless resistance and social media has been adopted by various extremist groups, from jihadists to white supremacists…
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Business Continuity Concerns Amidst Taiwan-U.S. Meeting Part 1
In Articles, Featured on March 28, 2023
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen is set to meet with the US Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy, during a stopover…
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Smuggler involved in Matamoros fatal kidnapping one of many exemplifying ongoing gun flow from US
In Recent Article on March 23, 2023
Scott Stewart explains the economics behind gun smuggling and money laundering against the backdrop of the man suspected of selling…
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Russia Conflict Part 1: Global and Regional Threats
In Articles, Corporate Security, Featured on March 21, 2023
Russia continues to pose a threat of an expanded military conflict beyond Ukraine, with provocative intrusions and exercises against NATO…
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Busting Myths Surrounding Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzmán Loera
In Articles, Featured on March 17, 2023
There are many myths surrounding Mexico's cartels—Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known as “El Chapo” in particular. The article debunks the myth…
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Heading to Mexico for spring break? Here’s what you should know about cartel violence
In Recent Article on March 14, 2023
While violence aimed at tourists is low, the Texas Department of Public Safety urges against spring break travel to Mexico.…
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DPS warns Texans against traveling to Mexico for spring break after 2 Americans kidnapped and killed
In Recent Article on March 11, 2023
Scott Stewart comments on the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) urging Texans to avoid traveling to Mexico during spring…
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Mail-Based Threats: Analysis and Management
In Articles, Corporate Security, Featured on March 10, 2023
Mail-based threats can come in many forms, such as explosive devices or lethal substances, and are often sent through parcel…
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Abducted Americans stepped into ‘hot zone’ of cartel warfare
In Recent Article on March 7, 2023
Scott Stewart discusses the drug cartel war involving local groups and outside influences in the Mexican border city where four…
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