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5 security tips for investors in the reconstruction, from the ex intelligence officer who led Healix's war-time Ukraine operation

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When foreign investors consider joining the reconstruction, they often fearfully imagine Russian missiles hitting their offices, land mines crippling employees or drone strikes destroying warehouses.

Not to fear, says George Janjalia, the former Georgian military intelligence officer who led security in Ukraine for a globally famous AI company through three years of war. When the war ends - whether in a tense truce or permanent peace - the concern will no longer be missiles.

But consider the new security challenge:

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