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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Highly Recommended!,
This review is from: Economic Espionage and Industrial Spying (Cambridge Studies in Criminology) (Paperback)
Author Hedieh Nasheri suggests that if James Bond were alive and well, he probably would be pounding a keyboard somewhere. Her book consists of an entertaining review of historic case studies of computer crimes and industrial spying, plus an examination of the laws that nations have passed in an attempt to stem the leaky tide of outgoing information. The book defines the magnitude of the problem and pounds the drums for greater international cooperation on security and protection of intellectual property, but it is short on real solutions. And who can blame Nasheri? When countries such as China and France bug airplane seats, break into hotel rooms, pilfer attaché cases and pay cash for pirated industrial secrets, why delve into international policing? We believe that reading this book is a sound place to start deepening the business community's education about this escalating problem.
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Economic Espionage and Industrial Spying (Cambridge Studies in Criminology) by Hedieh Nasheri (Paperback - December 6, 2004)
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