Counter and intelligence 4.0

The emerging geopolitical landscape of Cold War 2.0, marked by uncertainty, ambiguity, and asymmetry, underscores the reality of the 21st-century “Intelligence Industrial Complex” and the Grey Zone environment that companies must continuously navigate.
This book is an essential reading for academics and professionals in strategic consulting and corporate security, particularly in the field of Counterintelligence. It explores key concepts and definitions, illustrated by contemporary examples such as the case of a US Navy engineer who attempted to sell military secrets to Brazil, the operations of Russian agents posing as Brazilian nationals, and the Israeli “pager attack.”
Counterintelligence, a discipline often undervalued, is shown to be critical for protecting sensitive information and Intellectual Property from fraud and espionage.