Long, Duncan — Defeating Industrial Spies

Port Townsend, WA, Loompanics Unlimited, 1991. Softcover. White wraps with bw illustration and black text on cover. 132 pp. Some bw illustrations throughout. "How much are your secrets worth? It's good business to know what the competititon is up to. Some people take this job a little too seriously, though. They'd do just about anything to destroy their competitors. And they'd pay good money to find facts like these: Legal and financial problems you're facing ; who your customers are and how much they buy ; any violations of government regulations or codes ; the contents of your secret formulas ; what new products you have in the works. If this information is valuable to competitors, investors, employees or others, chances are they're trying to gather it. It could be as simple as wading through the trash, as high-tech as using a 'laser listener' to eavesdrop on critical conversations. Defeating Industrial Spies shows how to protect the confidentiality of your operations. It covers every aspect of information security: physical plant, employees, guards, computers, bugs and wiretaps, and much more. If it seems your competitors are reading you like an open book, maybe you ought to do a little reading yourself?. VG old sticker on rear cover .