Unisa 2010
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The document discusses industrial espionage, highlighting that it is not only perpetrated by external agents but can also involve internal threats such as theft of intellectual property and competitive advantages. It emphasizes the importance of independent risk assessment and evaluates factors such as employee screening policies and technology requirements. The document raises questions about security measures and vulnerabilities within a company.
Unisa 2010
- 1. INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGEIs it only committed by the darkagents outside your business?
- 3. It was admittedTap phonesIllegally obtain bank statements“Frame” peopleObtain cell phone recordsBug phonesBug officesBug cars
- 4. WHY?Theft of intellectual propertyGain competitive advantageTrade SecretsBriberyBlackmail
- 5. How Secure Are You?
- 6. Who makes the decisions?
- 7. Independent Risk AssessmentWhy Independent?What needs to be considered?
- 8. IntelligenceWorkplaceTheftProductivityUnion mattersAttitude towards managementIndustryCompetitorsEnvironment
- 9. PeopleSecurity manpowerEmployee Screening policiesSub contractor policy
- 11. TechnologyIs it what we need?Is it nice to have?Who benefits more – the company or the salesman?Who is going to operate it?
- 13. Systems & ProceduresWhat is the main purpose of the system?Has security been considered?Who designed the system?
- 16. Who may be committing espionage against your company?
- 17. Thank youJenny Reid082 600 8225JennyR@nicholls-steyn.com