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Experts

Qalqan experts

The expertise of Qalqan Media rests on the eight sectors of the professional association. Every piece carries commentary from a specialist in the relevant field.

We do not use nameless «security experts». Commentary is published with the specialist's name, their sector, and the part of the question it addresses.

The strength of this model is collegiality: a lawyer, an information security specialist, an economic security specialist and a profiler see the same case differently, and together that gives a dimensional picture.

Eight professional verticals

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Economic and internal security

Protecting a business from the inside

Open section02

Physical security

Protecting people and facilities in physical space

Open section03

Integrated technical security

Technology that closes a risk instead of simulating protection

Open section04

Information security

Digital threats: from phishing to AI-driven attacks

Open section05

Private investigation

How establishing facts actually works

Open section06

Canine service

A working dog as a real security instrument

Open section07

Legal protection

Law as a working security instrument

Open section08

Lie detection and profiling

Why people agree even when something does not add up

Open section

How the newsroom works with an expert

  1. The topicThe expert receives not an abstract request but a concrete event and a digest for their sector.
  2. The questionsA list of specific questions is prepared, not a request to «comment».
  3. ReviewThe expert edits the wording and is responsible for the professional part of the piece.
  4. PublicationThe commentary appears with the name, position and sector.

Join as an expert or author

  • We are forming the author pool and the expert council across eight sectors.
  • We need practising specialists ready to answer concrete questions in their field and to confirm their qualifications.
  • Write to the newsroom: state your sector, your area of practice and your experience.
Join as an expert or author

What we do not publish

  • Anonymous expert assessments.
  • Commentary that is in fact an advertisement for the expert's services, without a sponsored-content label.
  • Assessments of specific individuals or companies not supported by documents or court decisions.
  • Professional detail sufficient to reproduce a criminal scheme.