John Wojciech
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Yeah. It's okay.
Yeah. It's okay.
How did you get this job? I studied law, politics, and philosophy. Found my way into the UN working as an intern. Ended up moving to the regional headquarters here in Bangkok, where I started to really dig into more of the organized crime portfolio.
How did you get this job? I studied law, politics, and philosophy. Found my way into the UN working as an intern. Ended up moving to the regional headquarters here in Bangkok, where I started to really dig into more of the organized crime portfolio.
No worries, because there's actually no Z in my last name.
No worries, because there's actually no Z in my last name.
The W, the W. The W, yeah, right.
The W, the W. The W, yeah, right.
Yeah, it's a pretty daunting question, isn't it?
Yeah, it's a pretty daunting question, isn't it?
So we try to work to sort of expedite that information sharing through formal and informal channels to ideally protect victims, but also in an ideal scenario, freeze and seize and recover some of the assets that have been stolen.
So we try to work to sort of expedite that information sharing through formal and informal channels to ideally protect victims, but also in an ideal scenario, freeze and seize and recover some of the assets that have been stolen.
So sort of bridging that gap between hardline, frontline law enforcement and the policymaking folks who are in the business of designing solutions and responses.
So sort of bridging that gap between hardline, frontline law enforcement and the policymaking folks who are in the business of designing solutions and responses.
Things like digital evidence, digital forensics, you know, a lot of intelligence can be collected from devices, right? But in a lot of these cases, those processes to collect that information, to analyze it and to utilize it in a court of law, not really present.
Things like digital evidence, digital forensics, you know, a lot of intelligence can be collected from devices, right? But in a lot of these cases, those processes to collect that information, to analyze it and to utilize it in a court of law, not really present.
Yeah, it's definitely a problem. I mean, they are highly entrepreneurial, they're extremely agile, and they run their criminal enterprises in the same way that Amazon or Microsoft or any large-scale transnational enterprise might do so, right? They're based on bottom line. They're very rapid in their decision-making.
Yeah, it's definitely a problem. I mean, they are highly entrepreneurial, they're extremely agile, and they run their criminal enterprises in the same way that Amazon or Microsoft or any large-scale transnational enterprise might do so, right? They're based on bottom line. They're very rapid in their decision-making.
They're extremely efficient in integrating new technologies that can increase their efficiency and empower them. Traditionally, government systems do not operate the same way, right?
They're extremely efficient in integrating new technologies that can increase their efficiency and empower them. Traditionally, government systems do not operate the same way, right?