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Industrial Espionage and Productivity [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017 In this paper, we investigate the economic returns to industrial espionage. We show that the flow of information provided by East German informants in the West over the period 1970–1989 led to a significant narrowing of sectoral TFP gaps between West and East Germany. These economic returns were primarily driven by relatively few high-quality pieces of
Albrecht Glitz, Erik Meyersson
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INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE: TERMINOLOGICAL ASPECT
Business NavigatorThe article examines the theoretical aspects of industrial espionage in the terminological context. It substantiates the importance of protecting trade secrets from industrial espionage against the background of an increase in their share in the structure of the intellectual property portfolio and strengthening their contribution to the competitiveness
Iryna Kornilova
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The Perceived Importance of Cybercrime Control among Police Officers: Implications for Combatting Industrial Espionage [PDF]
CrimRxiv, 2021 The current research explored the predictors of how police officers perceived the importance of combatting cybercrime. This is an era in which industrial security is threatened by perpetrators who use advanced techniques to steal information online ...
Seung Yeop Paek +3 more
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Facing cyberthreats in a crisis and post-crisis era: Rethinking security services response strategy [PDF]
Computers in Human Behavior Reports, 2023 The recent years have witnessed two major events that have deeply impacted cybersecurity threats. First, the COVID-19 pandemic has drastically increased our dependence upon technology.
Matthieu J. Guitton, Julien Fréchette
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Editorial: economic and industrial espionage [PDF]
Security Journal, 2019 Mark Button
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Industrial Espionage in Duopoly Games
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018 In the context of a duopoly market, firms can learn about unobservable demand from two sources: conducting market research, and spying on their competitor's market research results. In the unique linear equilibrium firms pick an action which is a weighted average of the market research signal and the espionage signal.
Maria Kozlovskaya
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A robust yeast biocontainment system with two-layered regulation switch dependent on unnatural amino acid [PDF]
Nature Communications, 2023 Synthetic auxotrophy in which cell viability depends on the presence of an unnatural amino acid (unAA) provides a powerful strategy to restrict unwanted propagation of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in open environments and potentially prevent ...
Tiantian Chang +14 more
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Industrial espionage from a human factor perspective [PDF]
Journal of International Students, 2023 Industrial espionage is a significant threat in a fiercely competitive environment which increases the risk of information security and safety being compromised and leads to concerns about business ethics.
Alexandra Ágnes Mészáros +1 more
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‘Industrial espionage’ of Justinian I (527-565)
Historia i Świat, 2021 Economic espionage especially with regard to luxury goods has been known since Antiquity. A key event in economic history of late Antiquity is smuggling of the silk worms, described by the Byzantine historian Procopius of Caesarea in his eighth book of ...
Katarzyna Maksymiuk
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The newest aspect of industrial espionage : Cyber threats from UAVs to non-state actors
RendvédelemThe crime of industrial espionage to obtain trade secrets is as old as the dawn of commerce. With the development of modern technology, the techniques for obtaining secrets, or in modern terms, data, have been constantly evolving.
I. T. HORVATH
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