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S12 Ep5: Corporate Surveillance Explosion: 85% of Companies Now Monitor Employees - What Leaders Must Know

S12 Ep5: Corporate Surveillance Explosion: 85% of Companies Now Monitor Employees - What Leaders Must Know

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The corporate surveillance revolution is here. By 2025, over 85% of large corporations are using employee monitoring tools - up from just 50% before 2020.

This $7.5 billion industry is reshaping how leaders manage teams and protect businesses.
In this deep dive, renowned business leader Steven J. Manning and I explore:
🔍 Corporate Surveillance Reality
Why 85% of companies now monitor employees
$7.5 billion market driving AI-powered behavioral analysis
How 1 in 3 companies use AI for predictive employee scoring
🛡️ Technology Arms Race
$68 billion biometrics market making passwords obsolete
100 million EU citizens getting Digital Identity Wallets by 2026
$5 billion in deepfake fraud losses targeting executives
⚖️ Privacy vs Security Battleground
China's 800 million AI cameras restricting 30 million citizens
Self-Sovereign Identity market growing 82% annually
Why decentralized solutions are reaching $5.5 billion by 2028

Key Leadership Questions Answered:
How do you balance security benefits against legal liability?
What governance frameworks protect against privacy lawsuits?
Which Fortune 500 companies are gaining competitive advantages?
This isn't future speculation — it's today's business reality affecting your workforce, compliance, and competitive position.

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