Intelligence and law enforcement heavyweights support the bid to extend Section 702, which opened the door to domestic surveillance without a warrant. GOP, Democrats, lobbyists and even intelligence employees appear divided on the matter. If not passed by the year's end, Section 702 will expire.
A British court has rejected a request from Belarusian facial recognition software developer Synesis to be delisted, opting to trust state intelligence over proof provided by the claimant. The decision has some sanctioned entities wondering whether it is still useful to hire private investigators at all.
Daniel Geifman, previously with Intellexa, has recently launched Totem Solutions, a firm exporting cyber solutions to Latin America. Despite the negative press it has received there, Israeli cyber remains sought-after in that part of the world.
A victim of the economic crisis and last year's crypto collapse, US private equity firm Thoma Bravo's losses have hit the cyber threat intelligence outfit Intel 471 and other firms in its cyber portfolio, under orders to slash costs.
Supposed to be the UAE's new cyberintelligence flagship, CPX is struggling to make its mark and hold on to contracts because of technological gaps at a time when other parapublic cyber firms are gaining ground.
This week, Intelligence Online explores the prestigious Cercle de l'Union Interalliée in Paris favoured by France's diplomatic and entrepreneurial elite but where those in the business of security and corporate intelligence are gradually making their mark. https://t.co/y2JXdQq1TY
With Indonesia's presidential election less than a year away, telecoms giant Huawei is trying to win the trust of certain prominent figures in the country. https://t.co/WuVEVQUuYZ
Israel's Cyberglobes, a particularly active exporter of open source intelligence solutions despite its ban from Facebook and other US platforms, has recently been prospecting in India. https://t.co/K9gROsXchy
This week, Intelligence Online explores the prestigious Cercle de l'Union Interalliée in Paris favoured by France's diplomatic and entrepreneurial elite but where those in the business of security and corporate intelligence are gradually making their mark. https://t.co/y2JXdQq1TY
With Indonesia's presidential election less than a year away, telecoms giant Huawei is trying to win the trust of certain prominent figures in the country. https://t.co/WuVEVQUuYZ
Israel's Cyberglobes, a particularly active exporter of open source intelligence solutions despite its ban from Facebook and other US platforms, has recently been prospecting in India. https://t.co/K9gROsXchy
