The Quiet Threat: Fighting Industrial Espionage in America

degree in the Humanities from the University of the State of New York. in late spring 2000. Charles C Thomas also published his book Investigating Computer Crime: A Primer for Security Managers in 1998. Mendell worked as a legal investigator for thirteen years inquiring into diverse cases ranging from product liability to medical malpractice to financial investigations. His prior book, How to Do Financial Asset Investigations, 2nd edition, was released by Charles C Thomas, Publisher, Ltd. He holds a B.S. About the Author Ronald L. . He currently works in technical support for a high-tech company in Austin, Texas. Currently, he writes on science, technology, and investigative issues

In addition, there is also a glossary of terms related to industrial espionage. These additional tools should increase a security professional's awareness of the corporate spy's mindset, which is a major portion of the battle. It examines both the defensive and offensive tactics necessary to fight industrial espionage. A clear plan of action in dealing with industrial espionage in a fluid, mobile, information-rich business environment is offered. Living with paradox should be the theme for the security professional, and the book draws wisdom from political philosophers like Machiavelli to aid in that perspective. There are more graduate-level programs in business and in security that are offering courses and training on intelligence gathering in the commercial sector. With the large amount of outsourcing in the technological sector overseas, information transfer and leakage continues to be a serious problem, and as long as corporations see outsourcing as a way to save money in the short term, dangers will persist. Accordingly, the text focuses on these issues and gives the reader a real sense of how industrial spies are persistent and clever in circumventing defenses. The security community will need to continue to pursue this issue politically and socially. Two additional chapters cover the tradecraft of the industrial spy and the uses of data mining in gathering business intelligence. An outline is offered for planning an intel

He currently works in technical support for a high-tech company in Austin, Texas. Mendell worked as a legal investigator for thirteen years inquiring into diverse cases ranging from product liability to medical malpractice to financial investigations. His prior book, How to Do Financial Asset Investigations, 2nd edit

Good guys and bad guys will like this book! It's that good! Every page you will learn a new way to get to or protect secrets. Highly Recommended!and yes I've already used the book to attain information!. A "Can't Do Without" for Security Professionals Mazi Nwankama Nwankama I came across this book as I did my advanced degree in competitive intelligence at American Military University.With globalization, outsourcing, consolidation, convergence and the constantly advancing information age in which we find ourselves today, it has become more challenging for businesses and organizations to reconcile the necessity to be inclusive and open with the need for security. Chances for unwitting and seemingly unavoidable loss of competitive secrets have multiplied, eve