Have you ever thought you were being followed or watched?
Have you ever needed to follow or observe someone and not be seen?
In
the world of espionage, surveillance and surveillance detection are a
way of life.
It is the job of every CIA operations officer to make sure
he or she is not under surveillance—that is, being followed to the
commission of an “operational act.”
It is also the job of every CIA
operations officer to surveil his own targets, whether they are
terrorists or terrorist suspects, foreign intelligence officers, hostile
actors, or even sometimes his own agents for vetting purposes.
In
everyday life, many people from all walks of life need to know how to
perform similar operations.
Whether avoiding a stalker, checking up on
an unfaithful partner, or just securing one’s own privacy, a working
knowledge of modern surveillance and surveillance detection techniques
is a critical skill to possess.
And there is nobody better to teach that
skill than someone trained by the CIA.
From former CIA counter-terrorism officer John C. Kiriakou, Surveillance and Surveillance Detection: A CIA Insider's Guide
takes you through the CIA's surveillance and surveillance detection
program.
It will teach you to apply CIA surveillance techniques to your
own everyday life.
You’ll learn how to stay safe, to ensure your
privacy, and to keep the honest people honest—the CIA way.
168 pages