Norman Taylor

So we need to lay this risk off.

Sometimes they'll come to me for intelligence.

But that will be my specific role because I'm an agent.

They would never let me sit in a meeting and, you know, unless it was relevant to what I was doing and discuss it.

various things.

No, it has to be closed.

It's only the people that are working on that job that will know.

The more people you tell of something, the risk increases.

It's as simple as that.

You're increasing risk the more you tell someone.

So no, it's very, very close.

It's exactly the same in special forces.

Each unit will work on a particular job.

They won't come out of that and then go and discuss that job with their colleagues.

I would say a lot.

The reason why I say that, I'm not talking about MI6 here, because, again, in my time with MI6, I was never involved, or we never had a situation involving that.

And again, I'll refer you back to the insurance markets, which, again, surprises people.

We ensure sextortion and extortion.

So that is where executives and individuals and companies may be held to ransom.

So for instance, somebody might get hold of somebody's search history and their search history might show that they looked at gay pornography or something and they're a straight married man.