CI Centre Professors David Major (ret FBI), Clare Lopez (ret CIA) and Brian Weidner (ret FBI) talk about the CI Centre five-day training course, 560: Middle Eastern Intelligence Services and Terrorist Organizations. This course is for warfighters and anyone whose area of operation is the Middle East and the War on Terrorism.

CI Centre Professors David Major (ret FBI), Clare Lopez (ret CIA) and Brian Weidner (ret FBI) have a roundtable discussion about consequences, significance and what the response should be to recent governmental reports saying words like these should no longer be used in the Government War on Terrorism: Jihad, Al-Qaeda, Islamists, Islamo-fascism, Mujahedeen, Caliphate, Salafi, etc.

CI Centre Professor Oleg Kalugin, a retired KGB Major General who was the chief of foreign counterintelligence in the KGB, gives an inside look at British intelligence defector Kim Philby. Philby was a British MI6 officer who had been secretly spying for the Soviets as a member of the Cambridge Five spy ring. Kalugin talks about Philby's association with the KGB in Moscow.

CI Centre President David Major, a retired senior FBI Supervisor Special Agent, tells some inside stories behind the Boyce-Lee spy case. In this, there is also a powerful message to security officers which emphasizes the importance of investing in good security.

CI Centre President David Major reveals the powerful reactions that people have after taking CI Centre courses on the threats from Islamic Jihadism. He also discusses the importance of learning about this threat and how you'll see everything in a different light when you finally "get it".

CI Centre interviews author Pete Earley who recently released his new non-fiction book about Col. Sergei Tretyakov, a Russian SVR (former KGB) intelligence officer who ran spies in Canada and the United Nations. While he served as one of the top Russian intelligence officers in New York City, he decided to spy for the FBI and CIA and defected to the US in 2000.

Interview with Christopher Burgess, author, 30-year CIA veteran and now senior security advisor to a Fortune 100 company. He discusses ways to Message Security to a workforce to create more support and buy-in to security. His advice is extremely useful for all corporate and government security officers.

Interview with Christopher Burgess, co-author of the new highly recommended book, Secrets Stolen, Fortunes Lost: Preventing Intellectual Property Theft and Economic Espionage in the 21st Century. Burgess is a 30-year CIA veteran who served as an Operations Officer with the majority of his career in the field. He is now a security advisor to a Fortune 100 company.

CI Centre President David Major (retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent who specialized in counterintelligence and counterterrorism) reviews two spy-related movies: Burn After Reading and Traitor.