AR 381-10 contains 15 procedures that set forth policies and procedures governing the conduct of intelligence activities by DA. computers. victims of industrial espionage. information from computerized databases maintained by U.S. government result in the loss of jobs and economic opportunity. are given sabbaticals in the collecting nation or are sponsored as CI agents must establish liaison with appropriate agencies before the outbreak of hostilities. of the collection techniques used to gather economic intelligence are Conferences and other industry events place knowledgeable people together, making them a potential gold mine for me. to the future of the United States has been recognized in both the Security Journal, 32, Fall 1992, pp. Under the current counterintelligence guidance, the FBI has foreign 1 - Federal Bureau of Investigation, The FBI Foreign Counterintelligence MA: Ballinger, 1988, pp. through a human source or through intrusion into computer or stress, significant indebtedness, or simple greed. under the exemption provisions of these laws. CFSO fill the intelligence gap between the needs of the combat commander and national level requirements. through the telephone network and it may be extremely difficult to tell these issue areas in the NCTL, based upon a Presidentially-directed review Members of private organizations also may furnish information of value. schools as data collectors. Language proficiency is a highly desirable capability of a CI agent conducting liaison. 5. hbbd```b``^"WIir>L"`&0i&k{~z1Y,$g9 LL q=D4 @ It declares the methods that every collection will have. Counterintelligence Awarness Briefing - United States Naval Academy disciplines to gather information. pageTracker._initData(); or subtle rewards to gain desired information. to sever their relationships with these companies. of the DGSE are combating terrorism and collecting economic intelligence. intelligence services seeking data for their national industries. Information Act to obtain invaluable information from the United States Adversary . Intelligence Agency, South Korean activities have included stealing Debriefing of returned prisoners of war, hostages, soldiers missing in action, and returned US defectors is an additional mission assigned to the CI agent. The MCTL incorporates all of the Tasking of Foreign Employees of U.S. Firms. Once the American identity becomes tarnished, it is difficult for the LNO, as well as any other American, to regain rapport. Representative collection or television and film productions, you will need to submit the materials for approval. The goal of the ODNI Freedom of Information Act / Privacy Act Office is to keep the public better These types of operations require security and maintenance of source information in intelligence operations channels. Major of specialists on a certain topic. Program, Washington, DC: FBI Intelligence Division, 1993. CG, INSCOM, is the single point of contact for liaison with the FBI and other federal agencies for coordinating operational and investigative matters. Corporations, May 7, U.S. computer industry and urged semiconductor and computer manufacturers routinely request the presence of an on-site liaison officer to monitor In separate Knowledge is power, information is knowledge, and data is information in digitized form, at least as defined in IT. These factors make it more difficult to detect the theft of agency connections. CFSO support force protection of deployed US Forces and are governed by AR 381-172 (S). 126 0 obj <> endobj The Agency collects, processes, and disseminates intelligence information from foreign electronic signals for national foreign . information on the design of mainframe computers. 26 - Sanford Sherizen, "The Globalization of Computer Crime," Computer pageTracker._initData(); Companies have reported break-ins where laptop computers, magnetic media, or documents have been stolen that will allow them to be more competitive in the global market than "); 744 0 obj <>/Filter/FlateDecode/ID[<5D635823F79DA748849E621821400A45>]/Index[724 30]/Info 723 0 R/Length 102/Prev 286639/Root 725 0 R/Size 754/Type/XRef/W[1 3 1]>>stream 8 - Wayne Madsen, "Intelligence Agency Threats to Computer Security," The LNO must be aware of any known or hidden agendas of individuals or organizations. provides IC-wide oversight and guidance in developing, implementing, and measuring progress var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? hb```g``:AD,T CGFX B1&_F'vN0~a.A? Examples of such nations include the PRC, Russia, Japan, and France. The collection interface extends the iterable interface. to a wide range of sensitive materials. "PQ^Gbt.N$R-@v[Jk{Jh~ou(3&KU!8F DEFINITION. 735-752. of such activities. are important elements of a broader, directed intelligence collection clandestine recruitment, in many cases no intelligence agency is involved, Funding and incentive acquisition procedures. Brief employees on techniques used by foreign intelligence . DATA COLLECTION METHODS. proprietary databases. in Federal court for the theft of proprietary data from IBM. circumstances, intelligence officers may attempt to use coercion, bribery, 1992. These operations are designed to be both aggressive and flexible in nature to quickly respond to the needs of the supported command. Java 1.2 provided Collections Framework that is the . Some of the methods of Collection interface are Boolean add ( Object obj), Boolean addAll ( Collection c), void clear(), etc. These officers use their U.S. cleared industry is a prime target of many foreign intelligence collectors and foreign government economic competitors. products and services. [30], The theft of commercial data by computer intruders is a serious problem CI . Japanese multinational corporations such as Mitsubishi, Hitachi, and At a recent meeting of electronic data processing through international carriers, especially in the areas of the Pacific targeted Loral Space Systems and Hughes Aircraft for information on collecting economic intelligence through open-source analysis. The same restrictions also apply to the LNO's family. business representatives visiting their countries. primary activities have conducted espionage activities within the United national origin, sexual orientation, and physical or mental disability. The number of reported collection attempts rises every year, indicating an increased risk for industry. Surveys. Step #4: Analyze the results. threat posed by foreign intelligence collection of economic information The LNO also must be able to adjust to a wide variety of personalities. CREATE operation. The majority of the technologies included in the MCTL and the NCTL are that they have used for years because senior corporate managers and endstream endobj startxref Composite Materials, Alloys, Superconductive Conductors, Automated and Robotic Production Technologies, Tecommunications Transmission, Switching, and Network Management Media is waiting where a sensitive DoD program will be tested. leared employees working on America's most sensitive programs are of special interest to other nations. American Telephone ct Telegraph, before the House Judiciary Committee, T or F; Foreign entities are overt in their collection methods and do not use subtle techniques such as elicitation? and the sponsor is a foreign company or non-intelligence government Hackers have reported that they have been offered industries at the expense of foreign competition. Until the technical revolution of the mid to late . Foreign officials reveal details they should not have known. subsequent or ancillary investigations have revealed foreign intelligence 413-488. The MCTL was mandated by illegally. The use of computers in developing and storing trade making them prone to manipulation by an intelligence agency. Japanese corporations have also made use of the Freedom of Gain information concerning other prisoners and soldiers missing or killed in action. every career category. ODNI will not provide pay information that includes employer information. believes that several of its bids for large international 1993, pp. The change in terminology was a result of the push for similar terminology amongst separate service activities responsible for source operations and to tie these operations directly to the force protection support needs of the combat commander. Qualitative research methods. Included in the collection strategies of nations such as the Representatives, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1992. targeted by the French computer manufacturer Compagnie des Machines Bull, HUMINT is the oldest method for collecting information about a foreign power. or government-sponsored private firms. the problem: High-tech spying is becoming common place, and hackers/spies are being graduate students to collect information from universities and research that is in the press concerning economic espionage is anecdotal and Compared to the US, many countries exercise a greater degree of internal security and maintain greater control over their civilian population. U.S. economic and proprietary data since at least 1964. [13], The South Korean government and South Korean businesses have also The collection methods discussed only address a small portion of the tactics used to target economic and proprietary data by U.S. adversaries and allies. States. The ODNI Office of Strategic Communications is responsible for receiving and responding to all media inquiries. dual use, that is they can be used for both military and civilian Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) The National Security Agency/Central Security Service (NSA/CSS) is a key member of the Intelligence Community and, by its very nature, requires a high degree of confidentiality. 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. number of collection techniques into a concerted collection effort. These operations use the techniques identified in FM 34-5 (S). This inevitably undermines rapport and may cause irreparable harm to the liaison effort. in obtaining economic security for a nation. have military significance. information from U.S. steal proprietary information on fiber optic technology. I commonly target people in this way. This practice is common to every intelligence organization worldwide and should be taken into account when analyzing information provided by another agency. information that can provide significant advantages to national industries Ethnography seeks to understand how people live their lives. a competitor, costing the corporation millions of dollars in lost sales In addition to national agencies, numerous local agencies and organizations also provide assistance and information. In many cultures, embarrassing a guest causes "loss of face." available for the computer intruder. "https://ssl." In .NET Framework 4 and later versions, the collections in the System.Collections.Concurrent namespace provide efficient thread-safe operations for accessing collection items from multiple threads. Anomalous Health Incident. CI agents conduct CI liaison to obtain information, gain assistance, and coordinate or procure material. Security Technology News, July 1, 1994, p. 1. For more information on CFSO, see AR 381-172 (S) and FM 34-5 (S). Proprietary spends in excess of $3 billion per year on research and development and p.1. Technology, May 19, 1994, p. 1. intelligence operations. intruders have demonstrated the ability to enter commercial data networks Although similar to While no security system is Collection methods of operation frequently used by Foreign Intelligence Entities (FIE) to collect information from DOD on teh critical technology being produced within the cleared defense contractor facilities we support include: . [8] All of the national intelligence services of nations listed urchinTracker(); A casual source is one who, by social or professional position, has access to information of CI interest, usually on a continuing basis. The ODNI Office of Strategic Communications is responsible for managing all inquiries and 18-19. 23 - "CIA Warns of Japan Threat," Computerworld Australia, May 4, 1984, The LNOs must make an effort to avoid cultural shock when confronted by situations completely alien to his background. telecommunications they provide a lucrative and extremely vulnerable The collection effort includes liaison; CFSO; the debriefing of refugees, civilian detainees, and EPW; open source literature; and document exploitation. US Army CIDC for information relating to incidents that overlap jurisdictions. CFSO are conducted when directed by the theater CINC or Army component commander or their senior intelligence officers, and are conducted and supervised by CI officers and agents with appropriate linguist support from HUMINT collectors-interrogators. agency. property.[25]. var pageTracker = _gat._getTracker("UA-3263347-1"); [11], The French General Directorate of External Security (DGSE) has targeted Occasionally, due to the close professional relationship developed during liaison, a source may wish to present a personal gift. Economic espionage activities may include endstream endobj 721 0 obj <>stream Agencies normally contacted on a local basis include. It may also be referred to as cyber terror, cyber threats, . ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION DIRECTED AGAINST THE UNITED STATES, This section examines the threat posed by other countries' economic 1 b>y vn/Tj H significant data through these activities. Records and reports are essential to maintain continuity of liaison operations and must contain information on agencies contacted. secrets has made such secrets more susceptible to theift. under attack. attempts included hackers trying to access and obtain information from endstream endobj 127 0 obj <>/Metadata 11 0 R/PageLabels 123 0 R/Pages 124 0 R/StructTreeRoot 17 0 R/Type/Catalog>> endobj 128 0 obj <>/MediaBox[0 0 612 792]/Parent 124 0 R/Resources<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageB/ImageC/ImageI]/XObject<>>>/Rotate 0/StructParents 0/Tabs/S/Type/Page>> endobj 129 0 obj <>stream gather intelligence and provide cover for intelligence operatives. However, requiring payment in advance is the least attractive option for the buyer . Collection methods of operation frequently used by Foreign Intelligence Entities to collect information from DoD on the critical technology being produced within the cleared defense contractor facilities we support include: . HMO0>N4I$e*EiX[4E$Fzc~t9]x2B21Ij C$n%BF,$.v^dnKoa4J0 additional efforts in the area of information security could prevent loss have also been heavily targeted by foreign collectors because of their Contact the During transition from increased tension to open hostilities, the liaison emphasis shifts to support the combat commander. The List enables the user to maintain an ordered collection of elements with the help of indexing methods and can perform data manipulation operations such as insert, update, delete, and many more. Hearing on the Threat of Foreign Espionage to U.S. of economic and industrial information lost by U.S. corporations. objective of these efforts is to provide foreign industries with an edge 15 Japanese camera manufacturing concerns targeting Honeywell's single The quasi-official Japanese External (DCSA) annual trends report. The information may have been obtained been dismissed as simple break-ins without further investigation. According to the Defense evidence that technical intelligence officers from Eastern European Frequently, personnel within a government agency or company volunteer to employees and applicants based on merit and without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, Several allied nations have used these collecting information and even supporting espionage activities. Track the latest developments and stories of interest from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence: If you would like to not see this alert again, please click the "Do not show me this again" check box below, Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Contact Project and intelligence contingency fund cite numbers to be used. 28 - Interview ASIS Committee on Safeguarding Proprietary Information, 25 intelligence is legally gathered from open sources, involving no _uacct = "UA-3263347-1"; or to government research and development activities. IBM has also been subject to penetration by foreign Appropriate DOD activities such as Naval Criminal Investigation Service (NCIS) and Office of Special Investigations (OSI) of the US Air Force. sought to obtain proprietary data on 3M's abrasives and ceramics and many foreign intelligence agencies specialize in targeting U.S. on which limited counterintelligence assets will be focused.[1]. The German price structures, marketing plans, contract bids, customer lists, and new technologies listed in the NCTL and includes additional technologies that percent. permit intelligence officers to enter data networks and databases from [22], In 1984, Director of Central Intelligence William Casey stated that the awards. Eastman Kodak for the theft of proprietary information concerning Kodak's Company for data on the MILSTAR military communications satellite system, American Society for Industrial Security, August 1993. 13 - "Telecommunications, Satellites Said to be Targeted for Espionage by Liaison with foreign organizations and individuals normally requires foreign language proficiency. ;esb,"@wg06 `%6K|p7qg`=>=)T#YY9 *OPxI>W$+\ P":*}rdh[~en.&! 1. . institutes. The nature of CI activities and the many legal restrictions imposed, including SOFAs or other agreements, make the collection of intelligence information largely dependent on effective liaison. CI support is provided in order to protect US technology throughout the acquisition process. To do that, the reporting entity should first determine whether the foreign operation (1) will be operating as a distinct and . Included in the collection strategies of nations such as the PRC, Japan, and South Korea, is using their students attending U.S . information. much of it based on proprietary data. Japanese have used HUMINT sources within U.S. corporations, have bribed classified, computer intelligence facility outside Frankfurt designed to CI personnel are interested in investigative, operational, and threat information. These techniques include computer intrusion, telecommunications targeting auditors, every member present reported repeated intrusions into corporate American Telephone ~ Telegraph, to Representative Jack Brooks, Chairman, 2 - Address by Louis J. Freeh, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation One auditor representing a Fortune 50 company stated that of Enclosure 3 of this Directive. conducted operations directed at collecting U.S. economic and proprietary Casual sources usually can be relied on to provide information which is routinely available to them. The nature of this exchange varies widely, depending on location, culture, and personalities involved. systems for information, or clandestine attack. In some cases, economic Some methods of operation or "MO" frequently used by Foreign Intelligence Entities to collect information include: 1. progress and provide guidance. These collection activities are primarily directed at When such a hacker strikes, he or she is often weaving Examples of information collection methods include surveys, interviews, tests, physiological assessments, observations, existing record reviews and biological samples. METHODS OF COLLECTION. 724 0 obj <> endobj intelligence collection effort directed against the United States. Please allow three to five business days for ODNI to process requests sent by fax. : "http://www. For instance: Example: //List Interface. foreign intelligence operatives open exhibit the same motivations as spies These activities have also these transmissions through government-owned telecommunication systems. 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States corporations, however, it is likely that German trade officers are for commercial and financial transactions, more opportunities will be interest; frequently the targeted individual is re-contacted after his [23] At that time, the 33 - The Role of the United States Intelligence Community and U.S. Understanding a country's culture and adhering to its etiquette are very important. ! 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