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The CI Centre is proud to announce that credit is now available through American Military University and American Public University to students who have completed any of the following courses: 501: An Overview of Critical Counterintelligence Issues; 502: Double Agentry; and 503: Counterespionage Today.  All past and present students who have successfully completed any of these 5-day training programs are eligible for 3 graduate credit hours per course (a $975 value). Learn More.

New Training CourseDetecting and Preventing the Inside Threat to Corporations. This seminar, designed for a diverse corporate audience, has been developed using empirical data from SPYPEDIA to build the most comprehensive profile of potential corporate spies, and offers practical lessons learned and strategies to protect corporate assets. 


 SPYPEDIA®

Join us for our next Global Terrorism, Espionage and Cybersecurity (G-TEC) briefing on Wednesday, 5 June 2013 from 12pm to 1pm at the International Spy Museum. More details.

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CI News Headlines

Old School Chinese Espionage Behind Alleged NYU Theft (Epoch Times)

Meet Zhang. He hacks for Beijing (Global Post)

Kremlin orders Russian pollster to register as spy (Alaska Dispatch)

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Today in CI History
22 May

1950: Harry GOLD, a Russian-born American chemist and the courier for atomic spy Klaus FUCHS and David GREENGLASS, was arrested in Philadelphia. Gold's espionage confession led to the arrests of David GREENGLASS, Julius ROSENBERG and Morton SOBELL. Gold had passed secret atomic bomb data to the Soviets from Fuchs and Greenglass, who were working a the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

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They (China) want to move away from being thought of as a manufacturing hub for low-skilled products. Stealing trade secrets from companies that are on the cutting edge is just a quicker way to do it than developing it on their own. That’s what they’re trying to do, so they’re trying to skip over the costs and investments that are necessary for developing high technology by getting in the race faster by appropriating information knowledge.” - Law Professor and Expert on Economic Espionage David Fiddler, 22 May 2013, after three NYU researchers were charged with passing nonpublic information to China.

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