Former Russian Spy Describes How Agents Build Access to Corporate Executives

Aliia Roza, who says she worked in Russian intelligence on covert operations, social engineering and psychological manipulation, spoke to NDTV about the tactics used to get close to company leaders. She argued that certain relationships between executives and outsiders should be examined as possible corporate espionage. Her account centres on how intelligence officers exploit trust and personal connection to gain access to sensitive information. The interview was published by NDTV and presents her claims about her own past work. The article's central focus is the potential security risk such relationships pose to businesses.