FIFA, Fraud & the Threats No One's Talking About" episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 11, 2026 · 28 MIN

FIFA, Fraud & the Threats No One's Talking About"

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Luciano Cedrone and Brian Claman are back after a years-long hiatus and they're not holding back. In their debut episode of the new season, the two veteran security professionals cut through the hype surrounding the FIFA World Cup coming to Canada and lay out the risks that mainstream media isn't covering.From crowd crush and traffic chaos to human trafficking, lone-actor terrorism, and cyber threats, Luciano and Brian break down what the World Cup really means for businesses, building operators, and everyday Torontonians - and what you can do about it. TopicsWhy FIFA is a security event as much as a sporting eventCrowd density, transit disruption, and city-wide impactPublic order, protest activity & the limits of police responseFraud, pickpocketing, and organized crimeHuman trafficking - the uncomfortable truthThe difference between security theater and real securityIntelligence-led security: how to actually protect your assetsWhether you agree or disagree, this is the conversation your risk manager should be having. Unfiltered. Raw. Redacted.🎙️ Follow Redacted Opinions on LinkedIn | Available on Spotify and all major podcast platforms.

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