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Virtual activities made possible by high-bandwidth Internet connectivity have changed societal behavior. As a result, employers, investigators, and intelligence analysts must adopt better strategies for Internet searching in order to protect information assets. Addressing legal, policy, privacy, and management issues, this book provides a procedural framework for effective searching. The text describes the proper use of Internet vetting, investigations, and open-source intelligence and offers solutions to common stumbling blocks that prevent the adoption of appropriate defenses against those who misuse information systems.…mehr

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Virtual activities made possible by high-bandwidth Internet connectivity have changed societal behavior. As a result, employers, investigators, and intelligence analysts must adopt better strategies for Internet searching in order to protect information assets. Addressing legal, policy, privacy, and management issues, this book provides a procedural framework for effective searching. The text describes the proper use of Internet vetting, investigations, and open-source intelligence and offers solutions to common stumbling blocks that prevent the adoption of appropriate defenses against those who misuse information systems.
Autorenporträt
Edward J. (Ed) Appel, Sr., is owner-principal of iNameCheck, a boutique private investigative, consulting, and training firm. He is a retired FBI special agent and executive, specializing in counterintelligence and terrorism, and served as the director of counterintelligence and security programs at the National Security Council and the White House.