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Industrial espionage - HUMINT - SIGINT - OPSINT - OSINT
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Industrial espionage - HUMINT - SIGINT - OPSINT - OSINT

Company and Individual knowledge protection
Created byRomain DESESTREIT
Last updated 10/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the human and psychological approach used to obtain information
  • Understand the different phases of a successful industrial espionage operation
  • Understand who can be the object of an industrial espionage operation and why
  • Identify countermeasures to protect company personnel
  • Understand MICE concept
  • Understand what industrial espionage is, the origin of the threat and attackers' modus operandi
  • Identify the risks specific to your organization according to its strategic interests and quantify them
  • Adopt good practices to protect your organisation and your data against industrial espionage
  • Learn how to train employees
  • Discover HUMINT - SIGINT - OPSINT - OSINT

Course content

3 sections • 14 lectures • 2h 18m total length

  • Introduction6:13

    This awareness module introduces industrial espionage and counter espionage concepts, contrasts competitive intelligence with illegal practices, and explains open vs sensitive information and how to protect the company.

  • Industrial espionage in real world5:20

    Explore real-world cases of industrial espionage, from state and private actors to individuals, illustrating motivations and consequences such as fines, reputational damage, and diplomatic disputes.

  • Risks & Threats4:43

    Examine the business risks of industrial espionage, including fraud, abduction, and data or equipment theft, and assess their impact on reputation and competitive advantage, plus key threat actors and motivations.

  • Sensors9:38

    Explore OSINT, deep web, and dark web sources, and study technical, human, and operational sensors, including social engineering, spearphishing, and computer intrusions, with real-world examples like Stuxnet and APTs.

  • The attacker's perspective8:22

    An attacker weighs interests, difficulty, and risk (ADR) to assess information value and guide awareness and defense against industrial espionage.

Requirements

  • None

Description

This second module is intended for everyone, employees, managers, security managers, DPOs or simply anyone who wants to understand in detail how an industrial espionage operation works and  better understand the risks associated with industrial espionage and good practices to protect their organization, employees and data.


This training, based on a wide experience in the public (military, foreign affairs) and private (banking, cybersecurity) sectors, gives a high level overview of the risks mentioned illustrated by concrete examples, the definition and examples of risks and threats, the different sensors (including psychological aspects and prejudices) used to collect sensitive information (legal and illegal) as well as the way an attacker thinks when defining his plan to access confidential information about a targeted company.


It takes up one by one the different sensors studied in the first part of the training module with the help of videos, notably from the film "Les Patriotes" by Eric Rochant for a more interactive training. Each step of the psychological and human manipulation, each technical and operational method of information retrieval are precisely detailed.


The second part takes up these different means of acquisition, this time associating the methods and tools to detect these operations and to protect oneself against them.


This module can be used as a training and awareness supplement within the framework of a company program.


HUMINT - SIGINT

Who this course is for:

  • Employees
  • Security/safety managers
  • CEO
  • HR

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