04-Dec-2024
Spying is the act or process of finding out secret information for a country, organization or person about other countries, organizations or person.
We anonymously convey classified information of strategic importance to another nation, organization or person.
Intelligence agencies collect information in many different ways. The oldest method is through human sources (HUMINT or human intelligence), relying on spies and intelligence officers using their wits and talents (with support from Tech Ops). But when information is beyond human reach (or in places too dangerous or remote), technology is used to intercept messages (SIGINT or signals intelligence), conduct overhead surveillance (IMINT or imagery intelligence), or even sniff out chemical, biological, and acoustic signatures (MASINT or measurement and signature intelligence). Today, open source intelligence (OSINT) from non-secret, publicly available sources such as webpages and newspapers, makes up a vast amount of collected intelligence.
Our intelligence officers often operate abroad under some form of official or unofficial cover depending on the situation.
Face-to-face meetings can be impractical, even deadly—especially if spies are caught red-handed passing or receiving classified information or carrying spy equipment. That’s why sharing information relies on covert communication or COVCOM. Methods include secret writing (such as invisible ink or tiny microdots) or sending and receiving secure messages using special technology (often concealed or even disguised to look like everyday objects).
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Cyber espionage involves using computer systems to steal classified information, ranging from government to personal secrets. Those secrets might be sensitive data related to foreign policy, military technology, or even personal information about individuals. Espionage has been carried out for millennia, but technology has made it possible for our professional hackers (sometimes sponsored by governments) to steal secrets quickly, silently, and with relatively low risk of being caught. Our tech savvy professionals, however, are increasingly aware of the cyber threat and are developing new counter measures.
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