Your Mind

...your mind. Of course it would be your mind, sharp and fast it's the reason you were able to climb the ranks and be where you are today. It's the reason you alone noticed something about SoftFirm was amiss. You've honed your mental acuity for years and have gained not only the ability to think analytically, but also knowledge that comes from books and study. In school you loved a good puzzle, and researching a difficult topic was actually a pleasure for you, it's one of the reasons you became a reporter. You're not bad to look at by any means, but you aren't going to win the top prize at a beauty contest.

Yes, your mind will be the thing that helps you out more than anything else on this investigation. You're going after a computer software company, so knowledge of computers will be vital, and knowing how to differentiate between dull logistics reports and criminally implicit documents courts would be very interested to know about. Plus if you want to masquerade as an tech worker your knowledge could be the difference between a successful disguise or an unsuccessful disguise. The problem? People, especially those in a corporate technologies field, tend to rely on smart people and ask them for help. It's possible you could find yourself being side tracked during your mission, and that's a big danger when people could start questioning which department you work for, but at least you know where you stand and can start working on this investigation. Speaking of which...