In the last 5 years of running spy, espionage and intelligence related web sites, the most common question I have seen is “How Do I Become A Spy?”… Often younger visitors will drop comments like “I Wanna Be a Spy when I Grow Up?” Cute. But Unlikely. 

Spies don’t usually choose to be spies as a career. A spy can be defined as the following: An agent employed by a state to obtain secret information, especially of a military nature, concerning its potential or actual enemies; or One employed by a company to obtain confidential information about its competitors. So you see, being James Bond is not in the definition. The job “spy” has been glamorized to the point where kids dream about being heroic spies when they grow up. The reality is, spies are paid very little and do a lot of hard work that goes unrecognized by society at large.

Ok. Now that that is out of the way you can visit some important links related to the intelligence industry.

<http://www.intelligencecareers.com/> or <http://www.defenseengineers.com/>

Luigi Di Serio
Director of Operations
InfoBureau.net Co.

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