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Author:Carlton, S.
Title:Industrial espionage: reality of the information age
Journal:Research Technology Management
1992 : NOV-DEC, VOL. 35:6, p. 18-24
Index terms:INFORMATION
SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT
INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE
Language:eng
Abstract:The number of actual and attempted incidents of trade secret theft has increased significantly. In addition, competitive intelligence-gathering techniques have grown increasingly aggressive. Techniques used to acquire technical information are often bold and brazen, yet are frequently successful when used on unsuspecting employees. The more common techniques include: posing as a fellow employee when requesting information over the telephone, posing as a student or professor at technical conferences, and sorting through trash containers.
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