WEF Founder Schwab Says He Found Secret Listening Device In Home
THE SO WHAT
If a high-profile policy figure can have a listening device discovered at home, assume targeted surveillance risk is higher for any executive touching sensitive data or geopolitically exposed supply chains. Treat home offices and off-site workspaces as part of your security perimeter, not an afterthought.
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