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Ph.D. scientists and engineers are highly qualified personnel (HQP) that improve U.S. economic efficiency and
generate new products including weapons of interest to the intelligence community. HQP represent a small fraction of
the population, which make them favorable targets to compromise. This study analyzes how to defend against a novel
approach of covert infiltration that uses administrative techniques to neutralize HQP without recruiting them directly.
The approach follows five hierarchical strategies to replace the innovation cycle with administrative time
expenditures. This approach is critically analyzed to further national security goals by providing intelligence service
guidelines for defensive measures needed against this new weapon.
Source
- Joshua M. Pearce. Defense for Covert Administrative Techniques for Neutralizing American Highly Qualified Personnel. American Intelligence Journal. Vol. 33, No. 2, pp. 126-136, 2016 (in print 2017). open access preprint