Прямое общение. Международное сотрудничество в КР

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Можете более подробно объяснить (или дать ссылки - URL ) - какие запросы "о предоставлении информации" могут быть интерпретированы как промышленный шпионаж в США?  style_emoticons/default/smile13.gif

 

Can you elaborate futher (or give URLs) - what  requests for "access to information"  can be interpreted as attempt of  industrial espionage in USA?  style_emoticons/default/smile13.gif

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The US has a government office that handles requests for information for government information the association responsible for security when reporting on Industrial Espionage for some reason includes access to information requests as a for of industrial espionage. Even though these requests are legitimate.

 

In many countries for example Canada, you can request information that the government has captured. This information can reveal company strategies (for example bid documents), government plans and so forth. The government then has to decide what information they will release that does not compromise security or privacy. The request is a public one so I am unsure why it is classified by the association as industrial espionage.

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Если бы Вам предложили возглавить КР Газпрома, то кем бы Вы хотели быть. Я думаю директором Газпром Медиа, это правильно?

If Gazprom asked you to lead CI of Gazprom. Do you prefer director of Gazprom Media, is it correct?

Знаете ли Вы о КР Японии?

Do you know about CI of Japan?

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What about CI in Japan? They have an annual conference that is sponsored my their government and have put a lot of resources into CI.

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Можно получить программу этих курсов?

 

Can you give us programm of this course ?

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А что вы думаете о таком варианте скрытия конкретного интереса сотрудника КР - использовать специальный поисковый робот (например, Аваланч - http://www.tora-centre.ru/avalanche.htm), который регулярно загружает все старницы  сайта конкурента(или те, что изменились)?

 

What do you think about such option - use special search robot (f.e. Avalanche - http://www.tora-centre.ru/avalanche.htm ) which regularily load all pages (or changes in them). Can this hide particular interes of CI staff?

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I cannot give you the program for this course as it is classified. However it does use publically availably search engines and known searching techniques.

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А для каких целей тогда обычно используется полиграф в Канаде?  style_emoticons/default/smile3.gif

 

What for purpose is poligraph used in Canada usually? style_emoticons/default/smile3.gif

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Policy investigation and that's just about it.

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Что-то  у меня сомнения, что мы поймем друг друга.  style_emoticons/default/smile10.gif

Ведь эффективность разведки и этика - две вещи мало сочетающиеся. Об этот тот же Сунь-цзы писал. Кстати, я же не зря спрашивал его про полезные стратагемы  style_emoticons/default/smile19.gif

У них законы и моральная ответственность перед обществом гораздо более значимы, чем у нас ("моральный закон внутри нас" по Канту).  Хотя можно как раз этот конфликт и вынести в вопрос - но мне такую фразу не осилить  style_emoticons/default/smile17.gif

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In terms of laws around CI unlike the US where there is a strong Economic Intelligence Act no such law exists in Canada. In fact, in most countries in the world there really are no laws around theft of information. Criminal charges can only be applied if there has been a violation of the law for example if you broke into the company to steal information then you are charged with breaking and entering or tresspassing. My brother-in-law was a police officer who was in charge of these types of economic crimes and he told me that when a company said their information was stolen he had to ask them the value of what was stolen. The companies always talked about the potential loss due to the information being in the hands of the competitors. From the police and legal side the only answer that was relevant was what was the cost of the piece of paper or blueprints that were stolen which was generally around $1.

 

In Canada if espionage is suspected you can always try to sue the company but criminal charges are rare.

 

Culturally however Canadians take a dim view of industrial espionage and may not want to do business with a company that engages in these practices.