Corporate Spying and Intellectual Theft
April 10, 2012 by SARTRE · Leave a Comment
Business secrets have always been the target of competitors snooping. Methods change with the times, but the same intent behind intellectual theft is ageless. Cyber attacks are a prime example of business hazard and national risk. Remember the Google incident with China? “In a January 2010 blog post, Google disclosed that it detected the previous month a highly sophisticated cyber attack originating from China that resulted in the theft of its intellectual property . . . Google said a wide range of companies were also targeted, including those in the finance, technology, media, and chemical industries. “This is a big espionage program aimed at getting high-tech information and politically sensitive information.”
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