This is a very well-made video for the government and corporate audience. There *are* important and even critical things and ideas that can be stolen by insiders, and this video brings up a lot of points about the kind of person who would steal them. It's unlikely this video applies to the arts communities, but it's very relevant to the science, gov't contracting, and government communities. The fact that bobbygnosis thinks this video is unnecessary and alarming only reveals that he isn't working in a sector where corporate and government theft and espionage are probable. If he were, he'd be agreeing with the video. No fault of his.
Would you be willing to upload a corrected closed-caption file if I provided it for you? The auto-generated captions leave a lot to be desired. See from 0:55 to 1:20 as an example. We'd like to embed this in a web page to share with people, but I'd really like to improve the captions. I can do the work; but you would need to upload the new .srt file. Let me know please by replying to this comment.
Needs to be updated - have seen this over and over again for Insider Threat Awareness training many years now.
Great video. This should be required to watch for all personnel and contractors that are employed by all levels of government.
This is a very well-made video for the government and corporate audience. There *are* important and even critical things and ideas that can be stolen by insiders, and this video brings up a lot of points about the kind of person who would steal them. It's unlikely this video applies to the arts communities, but it's very relevant to the science, gov't contracting, and government communities. The fact that bobbygnosis thinks this video is unnecessary and alarming only reveals that he isn't working in a sector where corporate and government theft and espionage are probable. If he were, he'd be agreeing with the video. No fault of his.
no entiendo nada pero tengo que poner un comentario.
I think this is everybody in my building. lol
Would you be willing to upload a corrected closed-caption file if I provided it for you? The auto-generated captions leave a lot to be desired. See from 0:55 to 1:20 as an example. We'd like to embed this in a web page to share with people, but I'd really like to improve the captions. I can do the work; but you would need to upload the new .srt file. Let me know please by replying to this comment.
Would you be willing to upload a corrected closed-caption file if I provided it for you? See my longer comment below.