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Targeting Technology 

Targeting Technology 

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Unit Chief Mark A. Levett

Unit Chief Mark A. Levett

February 25, 2010 February 25, 2010 Corporate Espioage & Global Security:  Corporate Espioage & Global Security:  Protecting Your Business Interests Protecting Your Business Interests Rosemont, IL Rosemont, IL

For Official Use Only

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COUNTERINTELLIGENCE THREATS

•Espionage (National Defense Information)Espionage (National Defense Information) •

•Proliferation (Weapons of Mass Destruction)Proliferation (Weapons of Mass Destruction) •

•Economic EspionageEconomic Espionage •

•National Information Infrastructure TargetingNational Information Infrastructure Targeting •

•Infiltrating the U.S. GovernmentInfiltrating the U.S. Government •

•Perception ManagementPerception Management •

•Foreign Intelligence ActivitiesForeign Intelligence Activities

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DOMESTIC INTEL – NATIONAL SECURITY FOREIGN INTEL – P OLITICAL/MIL ITARY//ECON 50 50

FBI FBI FBI FBI FBI FBI

FSB MPS IRGC AQ H A MAS CNAs Targets People Cyber Places Things Defense/Protect Counterintelligence CNAs Targets People Cyber Places Things FBI Intercept/ Source = FI Offense/Score

FBI on the field of INTELLIGENCE

FIS SVR/GRU MSS/PLA Surrogates CIA DIA NSA Foreign Intelligence

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The Evolving Intelligence Threat

From: “Symmetric (Traditional)”

- Foreign officials: A, G, I and NATO visas -“Known/Suspected” Intelligence Officers

- Establishment (I.e., Embassies, Consulates and Media organizations)

To: “Asymmetric (Non-traditional)”

“Other” non-official foreign nationals

-Including students, researchers, business travelers, etc., -Foreign employees

-Typically B, F H1B, J and L visas.

Increasingly…

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Who’s Who…

(U) Criteria – Intent + Capability + Opportunity = Threat

„ Asia

„ Eurasia

„ Middle East „ Europe?

Quote: “Some 108+ countries– a mix of rich and poor, high- and low-tech, friend and foe –

targeted US technologies in 2008 totaling $ multi-billions in losses to the Nation’s economic and Security sectors…”

2008 Annual Report to Congress, Prepared by the National

Counterintelligence Executive (NCIX) S

France Creates Office for  Economic Intel” Defense News 21 September 2009

It is not espionage but consists of using all legal means to gain an understanding of the competitive environmnet.

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*A Variety of Methods…

Unsolicited Requests for Information- 29% Direct Attempts To Purchase US Technology- 26% Solicitation of Marketing Services- 10% Targeting US Experts Abroad- 8% Exploiting Foreign Visits to the US- 7%

Exploiting Existing Relationships with US Entities- 6%

Internet

Activity- 6% Targeting Conventions- 4%

* Estimates compiled from data provided by the U.S. Intelligence Community: 2007

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Collection Techniques

Collection Techniques

„ „

Request for Information

Request for Information

„ „ EE‐‐mail, FAX, Telephonemail, FAX, Telephone „ „ UnsolicitedUnsolicited „ „

Attempted Acquisitions

Attempted Acquisitions

„ „ Purchase productsPurchase products „ „ Purchase US companiesPurchase US companies „ „

Marketing of Foreign Services 

Marketing of Foreign Services 

and Products

and Products

„ „ Favorite of hardware/software firmsFavorite of hardware/software firms „ „ Insert personnel or productsInsert personnel or products

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Foreign Collectors

„ „

Advanced Countries

Advanced Countries

„ „ Leapfrog scientific hurdle w/o time and expenseLeapfrog scientific hurdle w/o time and expense „ „ Move closer in parity with United StatesMove closer in parity with United States „

„ Give DefenseGive Defense‐‐Industrial base competitive edgeIndustrial base competitive edge

„ „

Less Advanced Countries

Less Advanced Countries

„ „ Technologies that increase nations power and Technologies that increase nations power and  influence influence „

„ Export controlled –Export controlled – utilize reverse engineering utilize reverse engineering 

and mass produce and mass produce

Governments

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Trade Secrets

„

Foreign economic collection targeting

trade secrets through espionage.

„

Trade Secrets

„ financial, business, scientific, technical, economic, or engineering information

„ Company must take reasonable measures to keep secret and not be readily ascertainable through proper means by the public.

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Targeted Technologies

Targeted Technologies

Dated technologies 

Dated technologies 

Infrastructure

Infrastructure

supportive technologies

supportive technologies

Dual

Dual

use technologies

use technologies

Efforts 

Efforts 

not

not

always directed against 

always directed against 

the 

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Activities to improperly acquire Trade

Secrets

„

Economic Espionage

„

Benefit a foreign govt or agent of

„

Stealing, copying, altering destroying, without

authorization

„

Industrial Espionage – criminalized under EEA

„

Export Control Violations – dual use equip/tech

„

Concurrent with ICE, DOC EE

„

Transfer of Defense items – US munitions list

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Business Alliances

„ FBI-led programmatic outreach to Industry…

„ The Defense Industrial Base for starters… „ Executive level engagement/FSOs

„ RISK = Threat x Vulnerability x Consequence „ Outreach, engagement, dialogue

„ CI and Business confidence-building „ Threat information exchange

„ Joint mitigation solutions

„ Due-diligence /Self-governance through Awareness

„ Corporate Volunteerism „ Reporting protocols

CI Changing Behaviors…

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„ Continuous consultation „ Identify/localize Critical

Research/Program Information = CNA

„ Tailored risk & threat

Assessments

„ CI awareness/education „ Foreign travel briefing and

debriefing

„ Foreign visitor and escort

„ Unsolicited requests for data „ Cyber security „ Referrals „ Reporting „ Monitoring „ Detection „ Analysis

Business Alliance Activities

Countermeasures & Risk Mitigation

*CI investigative and operational lead development & follow through… 15

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Insider Threat 

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Insider Threat

Insider Threat

„ „

A person with authorized access  to 

A person with authorized access  to 

information, facilities, technology or 

information, facilities, technology or 

personnel who

personnel who

„ „ Utilizes his/her access with intention Utilizes his/her access with intention  of providing information, technology  of providing information, technology  or access to unauthorized persons or access to unauthorized persons and/or and/or „ „ Maliciously manipulates or causes Maliciously manipulates or causes  damage or harm to an organization,  damage or harm to an organization,  its information, facilities, technology  its information, facilities, technology  or persons or persons

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Insider Threat:

Insider Threat:

Potential Indicators

Potential Indicators

„ „ Relationship with foreign visitors whether Relationship with foreign visitors whether  personal, professional, or social personal, professional, or social „ „ Freq. travel overseas to attend conferences, Freq. travel overseas to attend conferences,  (who paid for trip, who invited the  (who paid for trip, who invited the  participants) participants) „ „ Has relatives in a foreign countryHas relatives in a foreign country „ „ Express sympathies to another countryExpress sympathies to another country

Foreign Nexus

Foreign Nexus

„ „ Notable enthusiasm for overtime work, Notable enthusiasm for overtime work,  weekend work, or unusual schedules weekend work, or unusual schedules „ „ Interest in matters outside scope of Interest in matters outside scope of  employment (particularly those of interest  employment (particularly those of interest  to foreign entities) to foreign entities) „ „ Express dissatisfaction with current work Express dissatisfaction with current work  environment or ineffective job performance environment or ineffective job performance

Insider Nexus

Insider Nexus

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Insider Threat:

Insider Threat:

Potential Indicators

Potential Indicators

„ „ Drug or alcohol abuseDrug or alcohol abuse „ „ Repeated irresponsibilityRepeated irresponsibility „

„ An An ““above the rulesabove the rules”” attitudeattitude

„ „ Financial irresponsibilityFinancial irresponsibility „ „ Overwhelming life crises or career Overwhelming life crises or career  disappointments disappointments „ „ Unexplained affluenceUnexplained affluence „ „ Unexplained absencesUnexplained absences „ „ Pattern of lyingPattern of lying „ „ Inappropriate behaviorInappropriate behavior „ „ Misuse of computersMisuse of computers „ „ Etc.Etc.

Personal Issues

Personal Issues

The fact that an individual exhibits one or more of these

indicators does not

automatically mean that he or she is engaged in espionage.

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Insider Threat:

Insider Threat:

Best Practices

Best Practices

„ „ Be aware of potential issues and  exercise good judgment Be aware of potential issues and  exercise good judgment  in determining what and when to report them. in determining what and when to report them. „ „ Post signs notifying employees of security regulations.Post signs notifying employees of security regulations. „ „ Use computer banners that employees must click to Use computer banners that employees must click to  acknowledge computer security issues. acknowledge computer security issues. „

„ Have employees sign nonHave employees sign nondisclosure and other security disclosure and other security  agreements. agreements. „ „ Have yearly security and ethics training.Have yearly security and ethics training. „ „ Maintain computer/information access logs.Maintain computer/information access logs.

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Cyber Threat

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„

Building risk related security mitigation into

business processes

„

Understanding “over the horizon” threats

„

Growing regulatory and standards

requirements

„

Increased virtualization of

companies

„

Identifying all external

stakeholders

Emerging Security

Concerns

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Cyber Threat

Cyber Threat

„

„

Humans are the weakest link!

Humans are the weakest link!

„

„

Don

Don

t put it on the network

t put it on the network

„ „

Created isolated networks

Created isolated networks

„ „

Control physical access

Control physical access

„ „

Think before emailing

Think before emailing

„ „

Trust but verify

Trust but verify

„ „

Acceptable Risk?

Acceptable Risk?

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Traveling Overseas

Traveling Overseas

„ „

Leave your bits & bytes at home.

Leave your bits & bytes at home.

„ „

Realize there are no trusted 

Realize there are no trusted 

networks in many countries.

networks in many countries.

„ „

Gifts may not be what they 

Gifts may not be what they 

appear.

appear.

„ „

Look for anomalies.

Look for anomalies.

„ „

Clean laptop program.

Clean laptop program.

„ „

Scrub IT and media upon 

Scrub IT and media upon 

return/prior to introduction into 

return/prior to introduction into 

the home network.

the home network.

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Cyber Security

Cyber Security

„ „

IT needs to be integrated into and 

IT needs to be integrated into and 

coordinated with a larger security 

coordinated with a larger security 

program.

program.

„ „ IT security personnel must be  IT security personnel must be   Counterintelligence aware Counterintelligence aware „ „ Traditional security personnel must be Traditional security personnel must be  IT aware IT aware „ „ Cultural divide between traditional Cultural divide between traditional  and IT security personnel must be  and IT security personnel must be  bridged bridged

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Bottom line…

„

Maintain U.S./Allied dual-use and

leading-edge military technology superiority…

„

Optimize capital investments in U.S.

industry…

„

Prevent compromise of Critical Research and

Technologies…

„

Ensure technological advantage to the

U.S./Allied warfighter and avoid technology

surprise in the battlespace…

„

Ensure U.S. economic competitiveness…

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Final Thoughts

„ Business leaders should understand that the

FBI is focused on helping protect US

companies, employees and shareholders.

„ A robust relationship formed prior to the break

of an espionage case will is a valuable asset in establishing the trust necessary for successful case conclusion.

„ Essential to identify key personnel/stakeholders

in the private sector and USG as soon as

possible (CI Strategic Partnership Coordinators are valuable assets for this purpose).

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Community Outreach

We must work here in the United States  with the citizens we serve, to identify and  disrupt those who would do us harm… The  simple truth is that we cannot do our jobs  without the trust of the American people.  And we cannot build that trust without  reaching out to say, “We in the Bureau are  on your side. We stand ready to help.” ‐‐FBI Director Robert S. Mueller, III  at the     Council on Foreign Relations – 23 Feb 2009.

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