United States
US Army tests HADES programme's new airborne intelligence capacities

Greece, United States
Defence services provider Leidos keen to see end to battle against its former agent in Greece

In a fight over unpaid fees for a major security contract in Athens, Leidos is taking its former marketing agent in Greece to court in a move that could bring its old C4I case back to the fore.

Russia
ARM-K-M, Russia's clone of Ukrainian GEOINT software Kropyva

To make up for its lack of data fusion software, Moscow is rushing to copy systems captured in the Ukrainian theatre.

France, Saudi Arabia, United States
Scopa Industries tries to show its good faith in the US after courting China and Russia

Scopa Industries, which ran foul of the US authorities after it tried to set up partnerships with Russia and China, is aiming to get back into the US defence market, as illustrated by the non-binding agreement it has struck with European group Airbus.

United States
L3Harris faces lawsuit from ex-business facilitator

C2 Associates, a consultancy of ex-Pentagon and Congress staffers, claims it is owed large sums of unpaid fees from defence group L3Harris, which it helped to win contracts with the US Air Force.

The Tech Times
Interrupt Labs in the US and Australia, Luxembourg police biometrics, Infinity Technology for Missile Defense Agency's CTI

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT and a dose of cyber, each week we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

LondonUK vulnerability researcher Interrupt Labs looks for talent in US and Australia

LuxembourgPolice fork out on Sopra Steria biometrics

WashingtonInfinity Technology in charge of MDA threat intelligence

United States
Atheeb Intergraph remains top Saudi Air Force imagery processing provider

The Royal Saudi Air Force once again chose Atheeb Intergraph, a joint venture between Saudi Arabia's Atheeb Group and Integraph, the US subsidiary of Hexagon, to provide its intelligence analytics systems. But other Saudi projects, on which Atheeb Group hopes to bid, are late in getting off the ground.

UAE
Geospatial intelligence experts get organised in UAE

Western New Space is making a big push into the UAE, attracted by the rise of geospatial intelligence in the region, despite uncertainty over how many of the growing number of sovereign projects will come to fruition.

Spotlight | UAE
Edge Group to pilot Abu Dhabi's multi-constellation spy satellites programme

The United Arab Emirates aims to achieve operational independence in geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) through the construction of four constellations of surveillance satellites. This major project is being overseen by E mirati defence conglomerate Edge Group.

UAE, United States
Drone firm Shield AI makes push in Abu Dhabi

The UAE defence conglomerate EDGE recently launched a tender for technology partnerships and intelligence drone firm Shield AI has joined an array of US firms bidding in hopes of landing contracts.

Europe
Frontex renews arrangement with ISR suppliers

The European border security agency Frontex has published a new framework deal for long-range maritime surveillance with existing approved suppliers EASP Air, DEA Aviation and ISR Support Europe, an offshoot of Canada's PAL Aerospace.

United States
US Navy boosts ISR drone capacity

As Russia continues its war on Ukraine, the US Navy is boosting its Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities with contracts with Insitu and Amentum.