Frequently Asked Questions
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Why Veritas Intelligence?
Veritas Intelligence is owned and operated by Benjamin House, a retired Senior Operations Officer from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and former Fortune 500 Security Executive. With three decades of global intelligence and security experience, Benjamin has led sensitive operations and investigations across five continents, served twice as a CIA Chief of Station, and was the Senior Representative to the Director of National Intelligence. He has trained personnel from the CIA, Department of Defense, FBI, U.S. Special Operations, and Corporate America in intelligence and security operations.
At Veritas Intelligence, we combine elite national security experience with corporate practicality – delivering accurate, discreet, professional, and ethical results tailored to your needs. Imagine the possibilities when your organization’s security and intelligence posture is guided by a proven intelligence professional with real-world, mission-critical expertise.
Where do you operate?
Veritas Intelligence is headquartered in Orlando, Florida, strategically located near a major international airport to support our global reach. Our security and intelligence consulting services, as well as training programs, are available both within the United States and internationally. As a licensed private investigations firm in the State of Florida, many of our investigative services are centered in Florida but may also be provided nationwide on a case-by-case basis.
Does Veritas Intelligence provide Cyber Investigations or Cyber Training?
No. Veritas Intelligence specializes in human intelligence operations, investigations, training, and security consulting. While we are well-versed in cyber-related threats and address them within the broader context of security and risk mitigation, our focus is on defensive counterintelligence rather than traditional cyber training or technical cyber programs.
