This one-day seminar is designed for official travelers from the United States who may become targets of foreign intelligence assessment and collection approaches, most often in the form of Elicitation efforts.

Scientists, diplomats, military personnel, compliance inspectors, businesspeople, and others are potential targets of foreign Intelligence collection.
This seminar addresses the types of information foreign Intelligence Services seek; the characteristics and conduct of foreign Intelligence officers when targeting potential sources; the approaches and techniques used with different personality types to achieve the maximum information return; the responses U.S. travelers can make without jeopardizing their missions or giving up confidential information; and case studies of Americans targeted for exploitation.