Develop a strategy to coordinate counterintelligence (CI) activities of entities that will be affected by an international scientific exchange program detailed below. The program calls for an
exchange of post-graduate scientific and technology scholars at research universities from 16 nations. This program creates potential for foreign government intelligence organizations and others to
illegally acquire classified and other legally restricted information.

Specifically address the following:
1.The threat – Identify the nature of the intelligence threat and what espionage techniques are likely to be used. Do not describe the specific espionage capabilities of every nation individually.
Since every nation could use any espionage tradecraft technique, and every nation could recruit participants from other nations, the issue is what techniques are you likely to encounter. Support
your conclusions.
2.Strategy to counter the threat – Develop a strategy to coordinate CI activities of the (1) appropriate government agencies, (2) relevant corporations in the private sector, and also (3) research
universities together with their security departments. Clearly explain responsibilities of each:
1.Identify the appropriate government agencies by name and responsibility.
2.Generally identify corporations who will be involved (i.e., since the facts do not name particular corporations neither should you). They are simply “corporations at risk”. You may treat the
corporations and universities as separate categories for the purpose of this problem even though some universities are corporations.
3.Identify obstacles and constraints – explain how they can be overcome.
4.Include suitable offensive and defensive CI approaches and describe that CI tradecraft that may be used. Note that you are to develop and deploy a programmatic approach.
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