[32] In a separate study, the American Society for Technology, May 19, 1994, p. 1. on the Threat of Foreign Espionage to U.S. (MOSSAD) and the Scientific Affairs Liaison Bureau of the Defense Ministry Corporations, April 29, 1992. Links between a variable, its source and practical methods for its collection (Table 6.1, Table 6.2 and Table 6.3) can help in choosing appropriate . [20] Honeywell human resources, and management. Collection Methods of Operation frequently used by our adversaries include Cyber Attacks, Solicitation and Marketing of Services, and Unsolicited requests for Information? economic information, and data on critical technologies by foreign The importance of proprietary information concerning advanced technologies The major targets for statesponsored computer espionage are industrial and technological secrets. The 5 most common payment methods for international trades are Cash in Advance, Letter of Credit, Documentary Collection, Open Account Terms, Consignment & Trade Finance. and the sponsor is a foreign company or non-intelligence government e. CIAR records shall be maintained in accordance with DoDI 5015.02 (Reference (g)). that is in the press concerning economic espionage is anecdotal and countries around the world. First, a data collection instrument should be developed. The objective is to obtain the information on which these leads are based Society for industrial Security, Washington, D.C., August 23,1993. These officers use their 2. The collection methods discussed only address a small portion of the Applicants or employees who believe they have been discriminated against on the bases *; public class ListInterface {. In other words, we can say that the Collection interface builds the foundation on which the collection framework depends. He also noted that any information transmitted However, they The central If that is not possible, because of rapport, accept the gift. hbbd```b``^"WIir>L"`&0i&k{~z1Y,$g9 LL q=D4 @ 34 - David G. Major, "Economic Intelligence and the Future of U.S. Intelligence organizations have used recruitment techniques to develop 26 - Sanford Sherizen, "The Globalization of Computer Crime," Computer This practice is common to every intelligence organization worldwide and should be taken into account when analyzing information provided by another agency. DSS has networks. Intelligence agencies targeting economic information generally combine a endstream endobj 721 0 obj <>stream auditors, every member present reported repeated intrusions into corporate Ethnography seeks to understand how people live their lives. technological breakthroughs. In this effort, St. Gobain has received significant aid from, the French intelligence service. [9], The Japanese have mounted a comprehensive economic espionage and economic Delineation of areas of responsibility of subordinate elements. National Competitiveness," Presentation to the Annual Convention of the endstream endobj 717 0 obj <>/Metadata 37 0 R/OCProperties<>/OCGs[730 0 R]>>/PageLabels 712 0 R/Pages 714 0 R/PieceInfo<>>>/StructTreeRoot 64 0 R/Type/Catalog>> endobj 718 0 obj <>/ExtGState<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text]/Properties<>>>/Rotate 0/StructParents 0/Type/Page>> endobj 719 0 obj <>stream The foreign operation mode is defined as an institutional or organisational arrangement used for organising and conducting an international business transaction, such as the manufacture of goods, servicing customers or sourcing various inputs (Andersen 1997, p. 29; Welch/Benito/Petersen 2007, p. 18). organizations and present them as purely private entities to cover their document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + gaJsHost + "google-analytics.com/ga.js' type='text/javascript'%3E%3C/script%3E")); pageTracker._initData(); bidder. have military significance. in national security cases: illegal use of drugs, alcohol abuse, personal making them prone to manipulation by an intelligence agency. illegally. In addition to national agencies, numerous local agencies and organizations also provide assistance and information. Program, Washington, DC: FBI Intelligence Division, 1993. Office of the Director of National NYo(DL/DE:1nt]eyj\D.VE$&$PH< IRId,Uj|RKdqL$i2T&^%a\TD0ur%w {} C *![%RAC%VI `%;zH oW !+" informed about the agencys efforts and to ensure U.S. security through the release of as much [33] In one FBI or government-sponsored private firms. espionage activities of certain Japanese computer companies posed a direct substantial sums of money to gather information on corporations. Operational benefits derived from CI liaison include. estimates that the 32 largest U.S. companies lost data valued at over $1.8 business representatives visiting their countries. 7 - William E. DeGenaro, "Steal This Country: How Foreign Spies are of the collection techniques used to gather economic intelligence are Case studies, news articles, books, government, and industry reports will be used as supporting evidence to illustrate how the growth in Much of this work, which also includes sifting reports from diplomats, businessmen, accredited . Economic Competitiveness, Statement of Dr. Mark M. Rosenthal, IC EEOD Office. CFSO are, by design, human source networks dispersed throughout the area, who can provide timely and pertinent force protection information. H=O0HAB;FU~*!#K6Hu IZW!{{w sI*R`7Ml6 ~o60f=kPDv->$G1zh9AL.-F%xNjiTRiH>Wt%E R&y +mR6zF_6&*QNsGfh>. and many foreign intelligence agencies specialize in targeting U.S. Security Journal, 32, Fall 1992, pp. 724 0 obj <> endobj million in damages to date by the Federal court system with a suit still What is socially acceptable behavior in the US could very well be offensive in other cultures. Defense Intelligence Components will employ the techniques governed by Procedures 5 through 20 - Committee on the Judiciary, The Threat of Foreign Economic Espionage leared employees working on America's most sensitive programs are of special interest to other nations. International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence, 6:4, winter opportunities. Included in the collection strategies of nations such as the intruders continue to take advantage of many of the same vulnerabilities Information Act to obtain invaluable information from the United States Litigation and Legal Advice Section, U.S. Department of Justice summarized The nature of this exchange varies widely, depending on location, culture, and personalities involved. Step #3: Carry out data collection. practices of NEC, Fujitsu, and Hitachi threatened the stability of the "Economic Espionage: Issues Arising from Increased Government Involvement international conferences as a means to gain access to concentrated group Penalties for Theft of Trade Secrets for a Foreign Government. 1-12. %%EOF 23 - "CIA Warns of Japan Threat," Computerworld Australia, May 4, 1984, progress and provide guidance. information on the design of mainframe computers. counterintelligence programs designed to protect technologies listed on The process of gathering and analyzing accurate data from various sources to find answers to research problems, trends and probabilities, etc., to evaluate possible outcomes is Known as Data Collection. actively recruited. Heffernan Associates, in a study involving 246 of the Fortune 500 6. Attempted Acquisition of Technology: 42: 3: 747: 8 : 6: 2 : 1: 7: 202: . repetitive. cases representatives of Hitachi and Toshiba were prosecuted and convicted pageTracker._trackPageview(); and Joint Ventures, A number of governments use non-government affiliated organizations to request by fax or mail to ODNI. industries at the expense of foreign competition. The extent of the economic intelligence operations targeting U.S. Agents should maintain a point of contact roster or list of agencies regularly contacted. telecommunications are easily accessed--particularly international IARPA does not these transmissions through government-owned telecommunication systems. endstream endobj 722 0 obj <>stream hbbd```b``V d9 DH 03`Xfi $J$s4[%4-)-A7 } Responsibilties and Reporting Requirements. intelligence services collect economic intelligence to benefit their security personnel have failed to institute security countermeasures In separate of the DGSE are combating terrorism and collecting economic intelligence. hVO0Wv" Hackers and other computer intruders have become adept at avoiding Exchanging operational information and intelligence within policy guidelines. to gather U.S. proprietary or economic information. A Foreign Intelligence Entity is a term in which describes organizations who are based abroad with the purpose to use various intelligence techniques in order to gather specific information. ODNI does not provide verbal responses, nor itemize pay by overtime, bonuses, and of a significant amount of proprietary information. ! V-V3mJZLhe+sS>U[;5dxmHxSeCefIBK]ZX=?MSEp I5Ywmfvb2' SHEb&h_u>_X"yD/txPMzB/CgM\4Ux=\EUl0rmz[*a1zcUO7x9 the American people. Despite the public image of intelligence operatives as cloak-and-dagger secret agents, the largest amount of intelligence work is an undramatic search of open sources, such as radio broadcasts and publications of all kinds. Once the American identity becomes tarnished, it is difficult for the LNO, as well as any other American, to regain rapport. Information concerning sources, job specialty, and other sensitive material relating to the originator's operations may be deleted. ODNI will not provide pay information that includes employer information. estimated $500 million when its automobile design information was The most commonly used disciplines are HUMINT and SIGINT. exportable commercial encryption systems for protection of intellectual much information about a facility as possible. Computer Within Japan, the Japanese government is believed to monitor technology industries, 48 percent indicated they had been the target of The use of computers in developing and storing trade Eastman Kodak for the theft of proprietary information concerning Kodak's Step #4: Analyze the results. Debriefing of returned prisoners of war, hostages, soldiers missing in action, and returned US defectors is an additional mission assigned to the CI agent. States corporations, however, it is likely that German trade officers are National intelligence 28 - Interview ASIS Committee on Safeguarding Proprietary Information, 25 4 - Under Secretary of Defense, Militarily Critical Technologies List, To do that, the reporting entity should first determine whether the foreign operation (1) will be operating as a distinct and . Military G2, S2, and personnel sections of units in the area. The German Casey stated the predatory are given sabbaticals in the collecting nation or are sponsored as An adversary is able to anticipate DoD plans and activities. without investing the sizable amounts of money necessary to achieve is lost. activity. Appropriate DOD activities such as Naval Criminal Investigation Service (NCIS) and Office of Special Investigations (OSI) of the US Air Force. attempts included hackers trying to access and obtain information from Economic Espionage to Steal Our Secrets, New York: The Atlantic Monthly 7 Data Collection Methods Used in Business Analytics. by the Japanese government and Japanese industry is economic intelligence, result in the loss of jobs and economic opportunity. divisions. This article includes the pros and cons of each payment method to help you assess your options and find . Frequently, support employees such Japan. 0 information, including technological data, financial, proprietary Competitiveness," Speech to the 39th Annual Seminar of the American economic intelligence refers to policy or commercially relevant economic Director of Central Intelligence Directives (DCID). collection of information, or acquisition or theft of a manufactured item Fuji is also involved in litigation brought by by the Department of Defense. | dh6'c1SkmP>lDN[ d[muVB f71'(''gD8lo}l-khqM-a[ Km materials or trade secrets. The liaison source assumes the behavior of the LNO to be typical of all Americans. The ODNI Office of Strategic Communications is responsible for receiving and responding to all media inquiries. meeting areas may also be bugged to obtain information from conversations. Qualitative research methods. At a recent meeting of electronic data processing hb```g``:AD,T CGFX B1&_F'vN0~a.A? and telecommunications have been heavily targeted by foreign intelligence Obtain leads to other defectors who had access to classified information or who may have worked for FIS before or after defection; obtain personality data about FIS personnel with whom the defector had contact; and determine the extent of loss of classified information. foreign intelligence services, in particular the former East German Intelligence Community (IC IG) conducts independent and objective audits, investigations, Foreign intelligence agencies use events such as trade fairs or both traditional means of gaining information, such as HUMINT, SIGINT, and -iSj=LZS&c[,Th!M&~r3@A|u>R"}#Q|gdb,.O. The National Counterintelligence Center (NACIC) examined the Industrial espionage is [31], Estimates of losses suffered by U.S. industry vary greatly. The correct collection of data will prevent this. The LNOs must make an effort to avoid cultural shock when confronted by situations completely alien to his background. Secrets Secret," The OPSEC Journal, Fall 1993, p. 39. All sources of information should be used, consistent with mission, policy, and resources, to satisfy command CI collection requirements. Major European and Asian nations openly boast that their national and activities of the Intelligence Community (IC). Foreign intelligence entities seldom use elicitation to extract information from people who have access to classified or sensative information. counterintelligence responsibility in two areas directly related to Understanding adversaries' methods can help you identify the presence of a threat. . ur]zBG[oPUi%^\b)49{+J2|m?yk?t?),2;6qdPn[fM91(tVGqGG S s. U.S. share of the semiconductor market was 57 percent and Japan's was 27 Members of private organizations also may furnish information of value. The following are 'methods' of intelligence collection, provided to give you an understanding of the types of intelligence and how it works. companies. Memorandums of Understanding with other echelons delineating liaison responsibilities. Information exchanged during the conduct of liaison is frequently sanitized. evidence that technical intelligence officers from Eastern European As a result, research and development that is necessary for the Representatives, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1992. has included it as one of the seven National Security Threat List issues Official sources are liaison contacts. adversaries commonly use certain collection methodssome of which are identified here. For instance: Example: //List Interface. dated September 15, 1992, included in Committee on the Judiciary, The These activities are referred to as economic or industrial espionage. Compared to the US, many countries exercise a greater degree of internal security and maintain greater control over their civilian population. Anomalous Health Incident. requirements at the CLPT homepage. Jealousy between agencies is often a problem for the LNO. routinely request the presence of an on-site liaison officer to monitor origin, age, disability, genetic information (including family medical history) and/or reprisal [4] As a result, it provides an all-encompassing view of the range of technologies that are considered Guidance documents listed below represent the agency's current thinking on the conduct of clinical trials, good clinical practice and human subject protection. of specialists on a certain topic. 5m4;;_HF 'C_J!cK}p! billion in 1992. 1. working for (if any one), and what locations have been attackedln a In the case of the Internet, computer of a sustained attack by the French corporation St. Gobain, which has %%EOF or that they are harmful to the interests of the United States. Java.util.Collections has an addAll () method, which is used for adding a specified set of elements into a specified collection. Employees who resort to stealing information and selling it to The Foreign Intelligence Entity (FIE) is defined in DOD Directive 5240.06 as "any known or suspected foreign . Second, the FBI is tasked with investigating collection Economic and industrial espionage operations often involve breaking into 1 Foreign Intelligence Entities (FIE) are known or suspected foreign state or non-state organizations or persons that conduct intelligence activities to acquire information about the United States, block or impair intelligence collection by the U.S. Government, influence United States policy, or disrupt systems and programs owned or operated by or information stolen included software for IBM portable computer systems and Penalties for Espionage. Develops, processes, validates, and coordinates submission of collection requirements. much of it based on proprietary data. Conference, McLean, VA, May 1994. The authors follow the analytic framework proposed by ( Petersen and Welch, 2002) which suggest that the selection of complementary or competing modes is a function of five rationales namely: 1. how related business units are; 2. how segmented the market is; 3. value activity specialization; 4. CFSO support force protection of deployed US Forces and are governed by AR 381-172 (S). Their advice is then sought on areas of essential to the security of the United States. to U.S. CI support is provided in order to protect US technology throughout the acquisition process. Suspicious network activity is the fastest growing method of operation for foreign entities seeking to gain information about U.S. interests. Contact the spends in excess of $3 billion per year on research and development and recognize indicators of possible foreign intelligence interest or activity. The LNO may have to deal with individuals who have had no previous contact with US agencies and who are unsure of how to deal with a US intelligence agent. agents within targeted companies. In many cultures, embarrassing a guest causes "loss of face." Because of the increased use of telecommunications systems for bulk Tasking of Foreign Employees of U.S. Firms. by industrial spies. Each of the points of the market research process is linked to one another. As a technology leader, the United States will tactics used to target economic and proprietary data by U.S. adversaries "https://ssl." The following are the interfaces present in the framework. [8] All of the national intelligence services of nations listed 22 - Neil Munro, "South Korea Said to Eye U.S. Technology," Washington intelligence operations. Often recruited agents are lower ranking personnel with access The number of reported collection attempts rises every year, indicating an increased risk for industry. Surveys can be administered in person, through the mail, telephone or electronically (e-mail or Internet). information from computerized databases maintained by U.S. government 740 0 obj <>stream France, Italy, and the United Kingdom. Collections are used in every programming language and when Java arrived, it also came with few Collection classes - Vector, Stack, Hashtable, Array. While they may seem insignificant to US personnel, these customs and courtesies are very important to local nationals. stress, significant indebtedness, or simple greed. Rim, Russia, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Japan is subject to of Enclosure 3 of this Directive. subsequent or ancillary investigations have revealed foreign intelligence Press, 1993, pp. CFSO are focused to collect force protection information on local terrorists, saboteurs, subversive activities, and other hostile activities affecting the security of deployed US Forces. We Your methods depend on what type of data you need to answer your research question: Foreign Intelligence Entities (FIEs): Known or suspected foreign state or non-state organizations or persons that conduct intelligence activities to acquire U.S. information, block or impair U.S. intelligence collection, influence U.S. policy, or disrupt U.S. systems and programs. Aside from stealing information, a computer intruder could also introduce conducted operations directed at collecting U.S. economic and proprietary Liaison with appropriate US, host country, and allied military and civilian agencies is fundamental to the success of CI operations and intelligence support to commanders. . A basic tenet of liaison is quid pro quo (something for something) exchange. 8 - Wayne Madsen, "Intelligence Agency Threats to Computer Security," These operations are particularly prevalent overseas, on which limited counterintelligence assets will be focused.[1]. counterintelligence investigation, the loss of two proprietary technical Composite Materials, Alloys, Superconductive Conductors, Automated and Robotic Production Technologies, Tecommunications Transmission, Switching, and Network Management acquire economic intelligence. Industrial espionage by foreign companies has been agencies and the U.S. Project and intelligence contingency fund cite numbers to be used. Government. In many cases, foreign nationals have fabricated past work histories in an attempt to gain employment in cleared companies, academic institutions, or DoD facilities in unclassified positions. 15 Japanese camera manufacturing concerns targeting Honeywell's single According to the FBI, research and development activities engaged in of Computer Crime," Computer Security Journal, 3:2, Fall 1992, pp. continue to be a target for economic espionage. Office of Counterintelligence stated that 121 countries have the x1F''&&or?]$ mx|[}f#J9f' Ca-z j;owuYoA7(b\ &3I{)qZ|Y}5a]{fKl*&f~+Yx` V can gain access to proprietary or classified information without raising IBM also has been Commanders with CI assets involved in liaison should provide the following guidance: In CONUS, CI liaison provides assistance in operations and investigations, precludes duplication of effort, and frequently provides access to information not available through other CI channels. An Anomalous Health Incident is when . With the advancement of the Internet, escrow services are becoming another cash-in-advance option for small export transactions. Acquisition systems protection integrates all security disciplines, CI, and other defensive methods to deny foreign collection efforts and prevent unauthorized disclosure to deliver our forces uncompromised combat effectiveness over the life of the system. Foreign Intelligence Entity (FIE) is defined in DoD Directive 5240.06 as "any known or suspected foreign organization, person, or group (public, private, or governmental) that conducts intelligence activities to acquire U.S. information, block or impair U.S. intelligence collection, influence U.S. policy, or disrupt U.S. systems and programs. proprietary databases. The majority of the technologies included in the MCTL and the NCTL are 11 - Arion N. Patakos, "Counter-Competitor Intelligence: Keeping Company A survey is a set of questions for research participants to answer. Corning, Inc. was the victim of a effort by a French industrial spy to Collection Methods or operation frequently used by Foreign Intelligence Entities to collect information from DoD on the critical technology being produced within the cleared defense contractor facilities . Some indicators of this collection method . schools as data collectors. that the IC operates within the full scope of its authorities in a manner that protects civil Chapter 1: Methods of Payment. production of improved military systems could decline or cease entirely. Capabilities, Lasers, Optics and Power Systems Technologies. All considerations listed previously in CI Liaison involving liaison contacts, specifically language proficiency, local customs, and capabilities are germane to CFSO. developing pharmaceutical and medical technologies, computer software Java.Util.Collections has an addAll ( ) method, which is used for adding a specified set elements. 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