Part 8/16:
The Anatomy of Espionage and Domestic Sabotage
Contrary to Hollywood portrayals, espionage is often mundane yet dangerous. Assets—agents within the U.S.—are frequently low-profile individuals with access to critical infrastructure, such as utility controls, corporate secrets, or political figures. They operate stealthily: not as glamorous spies but as secondary advisors, consultants, or support personnel who gather crucial information over time.