Corporate Espionage Threats to Your Organization
Jeffery Stutzman
Topic: Security
Audience: All audiences
Description:
Not every attack on your system is the result of a three hundred pound
seventeen year old kid banging away on a keyboard in his bedroom.
Competitive intelligence and corporate espionage personnel make a nice
living by scouring the Internet in support of strategic programs for
their clientele. Many times, scouring the web is not enough.
This presentation will begin with a 20-30 minute overview of
competitive intelligence programs in several countries,
including governmental and non-governmental tactics used to exploit your
information for their own profit. The second portion of the presentation
will discuss the attack continuum and it's part in triangulation
analysis -two ways of identifying competitive threats to your critical
information. Part III is an introduction to Predictive analysis. Appendix A
outlines useful tools for performing analysis.
Prerequisites:
There are no prerequisites for this talk. The talk is designed to offer new security administrators or CIOs an eye-opening view of large-scale economic espionage threats targeting their organization's critical information.
History:
Presentation: SANS Institute, various dates
Presentation: US Navy, various users/dates
Paper: Published by TISC
Last change: Sep 16, 2006 04:07:03 PM
The Speaker: Jeffery Stutzman
Contact Organization: Office of Naval Intelligence
Location: Maryland
Phone: 410-414-2108
Email: jstutzman@bigfoot.com
Will travel: Anywhere
Payment required: Fees + Travel
Compensation required: 3000 per day
Other payment info: Greater of $3000 per day or $400 per student
Bio:
Mr. Jeff Stutzman holds BS from Regents College, and is currently an MBA candidate in Management of Technology at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Mr. Stutzman is an active duty Naval Intelligence Officer, specializing in Information Warfare and computer network defense. He has been involved in telecommunications, information systems, and information system security for more than fifteen years. His experience includes six years as a telecommunications technician, four years in system administration and project management, and five years as the Navy’s lead intelligence officer supporting analysis, knowledge management, and project management of personnel assigned to computer network operations mission areas. Mr. Stutzman is a visiting scientist with Carnegie Mellon Universities Software Engineering Institute, where he performs research on prediction of computer network attack.
Last change: Aug 31, 2006 02:53:47 PM
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