Business Intellingence and Corporate Espionage

ONE Introduction to Business Intelligence and Corporate Espionage TWO Overt Methodologies THREE Covert Methodologies FOUR Legal Issues FIVE Threats SIX Financial Considerations SEVEN Risk Assessment EIGHT Security Planning NINE Counter Measures TEN Ethics ELEVEN Governmental Support to Corporations TWELVE Creating a Business Intelligence Capability APPENDIX A: A COMPANION TO CHAPTER 1 While American Sleeps APPENDIX B Technology Collection Trends in the U.S. Defense Industry 2002 APPENDIX C: THREATS-COMPANION TO CHAPTER 5 Are Corporate Information Assets, in the Midst of Dynamic Technological and Infrastructural Advances, Best Secured by Legal of Self-Help Remedies? APPENDIX D: COMPUTER SECURITY ISSUES-COMPANION TO CHAPTER 8 Excerpt fromComputer Security for the Home andSmall Office APPENDIX E The Language of Business Intelligence APPENDIX F Network Intrusion APPENDIX G Practices for Securing Critical Information Assets APPENDIX H CI Online Information Services APPENDIX I: POWERPOINT PRESENTATION The Competitive Intelligence and National Security Threat from Website Job Postings APPENDIX J Homeland Security Program Development TeamMartin, Steve is the author of 'Business Intellingence and Corporate Espionage ', published 2008 under ISBN 9780132331425 and ISBN 013233142X.