Spying at Work - espionage, who, how, why, how to stop it. Ideas theft. Business Security Speaker

[sunlightcrescendo]

Very interesting

[MoonAharshMistress]

thanks for this patrick!! Very interesting..all writers take note..theres a lot to be said for longhand!!

[kevinoti]

this is some scary shitt, its enough to make you seriously paranoid about everything and everyone

[AdmiralBoom76]

Why are you such an idiot? All your videos are patronising and full of nonsense.

[Igottehpowr]

Skitz'Os...IoI

[droneinline]

since you know so much about about mics why don't you use a fucking wind sock.

[KPKonliner]

espionage is like james bond , right ?

[skateintheblack23]

assassination, episonage is nothing like james bond theres no such thing like sleeping with hot russian ladys and sipping martini's the cia does 18% espionage and the same with MI-5 and MI-6

[ScorpionDBZ]

Are those official statistics? How do you know the percentage of actual espionage is what you said.

I agree espionage doesn't get you hot women in bed and most agents aren't top model looking people because they would attract attention.

The key point of espionage is discreation, commiting an illegal act without exposure.

[felixthecatuk]

Patrick, have you heard of BT Webwise?

In the UK, 70% of your unencrypted interactions with your customers will be intercepted, sold as commercial intelligence to a marketing company, and used to strip your business away through competitive advertising.

The advertising is targeted at your prospects/customers using keywords scraped from your own web site.

And your consent for this travesty, according to the UK Home Office, can be "implied" because you created a web site.

Use SSL now.

[pjvdixon]

BT Webwise is a voluntary opt-in service. But you are correct that all kinds of information is being collected on sites your computer has visited which can be used in targetted advertising - some search engines use this methodology or are planning to.

[felixthecatuk]

Its not opt in; consumers must retain an "opt out" cookie, web sites must beg Phorm to be excluded.

The industrial espionage concern is that for ecommerce firms, and products/services firms with a web site, as much as 70% of your unencrypted web communication with your customers in the UK is being exploited to identify and target your customers with ads for your competitors.

So, for example, if you sell widgets BT Webwise allows your competitors to target ads for widgets to your customers.

[anthonyhantonh]

As a security professional at a large silcon valley firm, I recognize the challenges that is faced by companies trying to protect their proprietary information. Indeed the employees seem to be clueless and insensitive to matters regarding security.

[pjvdixon]

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[Nkatsikanis]

These legal things are one of the scariest things business.

Anyway it very easy for any web savy person to dump data on the web anonymously on the web.

Computer hacking by professional programmings are know official means of modern warfare and terrorism.

[pjvdixon]

Industrial espionage is really common. Patrick Dixon