CIA, Inc. : espionage and the craft of business intelligence / F.W. Rustmann, Jr.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction: Sun Tzu and the art of (business) war -- PART 1: BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE: WHAT IT IS AND WHY WE NEED IT: The craft of business intelligence -- The importance of intelligence -- PART 2: THE COLLECTION PROCESS: The recruitment of spies -- Alternatives to recruitment -- Audio operations -- Computer databases and the Internet -- The importance of analysis -- PART 3: INFORMATION PROTECTION AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE: Legal issues and the Economic Espionage Act of 1996 -- Economic intelligence, Chinese style -- Economic espionage and protection of intellectual property -- Source protection -- Corporate and financial fraud -- Employee vulnerability -- CIA defectors: how could they do it? -- PART 4: TERRORISM AND OTHER DANGERS ABROAD: International terrorism: going from bad to worse -- Doing business abroad -- Appendix: Computer databases.