Active shooter incidents have become a new normal in our society. As of Sept 24, 2019, there had been an average of 1.24 mass shootings per day in 2019, killing...

A perfect storm of human errors — six of them to be exact — caused the biggest nuclear accident to date, the Chernobyl disaster in 1986. An IT...

Ah, complacency. That quiet sense of security or satisfaction with the status quo that prevents a person from acknowledging the potential dangers or risks...

It was an action-packed and fulfilling year here at Lowers Forensics International and we have enjoyed sharing our insights with you along the way. It’s...

Whistleblowers are individuals who come forward to “blow the whistle” on information or activity that they believe to be illegal, unethical, or otherwise...

Q&A with Carlos Rivera and Alejandro Rose, Lowers Forensics International Latin America consists of 33 countries and dependent territories and covers 7.4...

A staggering 73.5 million people in the U.S. have a criminal record, according to the Department of Justice. That’s one in every three adults. It should come...

As an HR manager or employer, chances are good you use criminal background checks to inform your hiring decisions. A new study from the National Association of...

If you’re familiar with FCRA guidelines, then you know there are certain disclosures required at nearly every step of the hiring process. In this blog, we...

Business processes are increasingly being driven by technology. Tasks that used to require manual input or interpretation are now being handled by artificial...

It is a dynamic time in the industry of public records research, and it shows in the blog posts that generated the most attention this year. Here is the content...

County criminal court records are touted as one of the most useful, authoritative sources of information about an individual’s criminal background. At the...