Definitions

1. Industrial espionage is a craft that has evolved over the centuries that remains persistent in its threat.
2. Industrial espionage is a type of business intelligence that uses covert techniques. (Web site)
3. Industrial espionage is a growing problem in the corporate world, says personneltoday.com.
4. Industrial espionage is a real threat for any business. (Web site)
5. Industrial espionage is a problem, and some users need several security cards just to get into the computer room.

Growing

1. Industrial espionage and electronic eavesdropping surveillance is growing at a phenomenal rate. (Web site)

Serious Problem

1. Technical surveillance and industrial espionage is a serious problem which can have a VERY GRAVE IMPACT on your company and your own personal freedoms.

Modern World

1. In our modern world, industrial espionage is rampant. (Web site)

Fierce

1. Competition within industries is fierce and industrial espionage is a big concern. (Web site)

Related Topics

1. Industrial Espionage: Related Topics To browse through the topics to see more specific and related terms, click on Related Topics. (Web site)

Economic

1. Economic or industrial espionage takes place in two main forms. (Web site)
2. He claimed credit for starting his country's program of economic and industrial espionage against the U.S. as a means of improving economic competitiveness.

Business Leaders

1. In addition, counterfeiting (including product piracy and industrial espionage) is a more serious threat that many business leaders anticipated.

Information

1. Encryption keys protecting the information must be strong enough to deter industrial espionage and hacking. (Web site)

Growing Concern

1. Industrial espionage is a growing concern for many. (Web site)

Trade Secret

1. Thus if a trade secret has been acquired via industrial espionage, its acquirer will probably be subject to legal liability for acquiring it improperly.

Trade Secrets

1. Industrial espionage describes activities such as theft of trade secrets, bribery, blackmail, and technological surveillance.
2. Also business and commercial companies with trade secrets use or would like to use encryption against high-tech eavesdropping and industrial espionage. (Web site)

Corporate World

1. In the corporate world, Trojans are mainly used to siphon off confidential information (industrial espionage) or to create damage. (Web site)

Charges

1. September 23 - Argentine national Guillermo "Bill" Gaede is arrested in Phoenix, Arizona on charges of industrial espionage.

Espionage

1. Industrial espionage—the theft of patents and processes from business firms—is not properly espionage at all. (Web site)

Industrial Espionage

1. Industrial espionage or corporate espionage is espionage conducted for commercial purposes instead of national security purposes.
2. There is a gray area between "normal" business intelligence and industrial espionage.
3. Plagiarism or industrial espionage is a major problem.

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