Stiernstedt, Peter

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Economic &Industrial EspionageThree different approaches and what they all have in commonPeter StiernstedtUniversity of West LondonSchool of Law and CriminologyPresented 26th October at the Industrial Security Conference in Seoul, KoreaThe problem and its perpetratorsThe three levelsMacroPolicies and GovernmentMesoOrganisational and Socio-culturalMicroIndividual FactorsDefinition of Economic and Industrial EspionageEconomic espionage§ In the interest of a nation state§ Acts of spying by and for state agentsIndustrial espionage§ In the interest of a private individual, company or organisation§ Spying directed towards discovering the secrets of a rival entityMacro-level approach1. Common language2. Legal definitions3. Remit of investigation and prosecution4. Transnational cooperation5. Impartial supra-national oversightMeso-level approachMicro-levelapproach§ Pathways for individual capability building§ Active community of professionals§ Greater recognition and professional credibilityEmpowered to control the developmentThe common theme§ Strength§ Weakness§ OpportunityThe human elementThank you for listening!School of Law and CriminologyPeter Stiernstedt

Economic and industrial espionage - three different approaches and what they all have in common

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Economic and industrial espionage - three different approaches and what they all have in common

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