Sentence examples for internal espionage from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Gates is right to update protective measures that have been geared toward traditional cold war concerns like internal espionage rather than extremists with a tendency for violence.

Security Under Scrutiny The investigation into an F.B.I. analyst suspected of passing intelligence to the Philippines is raising new concerns about the bureau's vulnerabilities in protecting its secrets from internal espionage.

Verizon's 2014 threat report, which chronicles breaches in the last year, noted an uptick in internal espionage incidents, not because more necessarily occurred but because an emphasis on "insider-focused" security resulted in more getting detected.

In 1999 British Aerospace officials negotiating in Toulouse with their colleagues at Airbus Industrie found that documents had been filched from their hotel rooms by agents of the Directorate for Territorial Surveillance (DST), the internal counter-espionage agency.

Strangely, in 1946, eight years after his death, and again in 1947, and yet again in the nineteen-fifties, his name turned up in censored secret files labelled "ESPIONAGE" and "INTERNAL SECURITY".

Glencore said it welcomed the inquiry and expects to be "completely exonerated".Renault named a new chief operating officer to replace Patrick Pélata, who resigned in April along with a handful of other executives for a botched internal investigation into corporate espionage.

He has been involved in the prosecution of more than 70 espionage and internal security cases, but this time the target may not be a foreign spy but a senior administration official, and the legal and political challenges he faces are many.

PARIS — Carlos Ghosn, the chief executive of Renault, insisted in a French newspaper interview published Sunday that his company had acted correctly in its internal investigation of an industrial espionage case and said he had personally followed the inquiry.

This is a useful tool in crimes like economic espionage where sensitive internal communications can be accessed and trade secrets stolen.

He is charged with espionage for leaking internal NSA documents to the press and could face 30 years in jail should he return to American shores.

Snowden is charged with espionage for leaking internal National Security Agency documents to the press and could face 30 years in prison if he returned to the U.S. from Moscow, where he currently resides.