The drone and cruise missile attacks on Aramco's oil processing facilities in Abqaiq and Khurais have sent Riyadh shopping for protection against further offensives.
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Defence Edwin Brauchli, a former senior intelligence service executive at the [...]
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Corporate Intel The outbreak of scattered demonstrations against President Abdel Fatah Al [...]
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Adam Hickey, the deputy assistant attorney general, invited companies that [...]
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) modified the framework for whistleblowing late last month, in an effort [...]
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Agencies GCHQ, Britain's interceptions agency, is poised to open a cyber-security innovation zone. Jeremy Fleming, the head of the agency, spoke [...]
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Defence Under pressure in recent weeks, the MAD, Germany's military security service, is under scrutiny by the defence minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer. [...]
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Defence President Volodymyr Zelensky has continued to put his stamp on Ukraine's intelligence services, appointing Valery Evdokimov as head of the [...]
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Agencies Nikolaï Patrouchev, the secretary of Russia's national security council, warned Russian public agents to increase their vigilance with regard to [...]
The SCRT (Service Central du Renseignement) France's territorial intelligence service, launched a campaign to hire analysts with specialist knowledge of [...]
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Operations The Russian parliament's security committee has approved a bill that [...]
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Agencies The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) opened [...]
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Defence Despite his victory in the general elections on September 29, [...]
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Agencies A cyber-security forum in Beijing in at the end of [...]
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Agencies The Emir of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, visited [...]
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Back-door diplomacy The sacking of Abdulwahab Al Saadi as deputy commander of [...]
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Defence The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) announced a partnership with the intelligence subsidiary of BAE Systems) in September for the [...]
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Corporate Intel Backed financially by missile maker MBDA, the anti-drone company Cerbair has recently won a contract to deliver its anti-drone system [...]
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Corporate Intel According to our sources, Steve Holt has recently left as the head of financial and forensics investigations for Europe, Middle [...]
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Corporate Intel The Washington-based corporate intelligence firm Forward Risk is getting into opposition research, or ‘oppo'. The company, which was founded last [...]
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Corporate Intel The US corporate intelligence firm Vantage Intelligence is fighting a rearguard action to prevent Control Risks Group (CRG) from using [...]
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Corporate Intel Richard Guillet, a former DGSE naval commando and a well-known figure among France's bug-sweeping community, is poised to sell his [...]
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Corporate Intel Britain's Control Risks Group (CRG) has recently been hiring former [...]
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Corporate Intel Former Singaporean Army officer Edwin Tan has joined the Maryland-based [...]
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Corporate Intel Jeremy Wiltz, the former deputy director for information technology at [...]
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Corporate Intel The US data mining company Palantir sent Fabrice Bregier, the [...]
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Corporate Intel Alain Christienne, who headed the intelligence department at the French [...]
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Corporate Intel The Arkin Group (TAG), the private investigation firm founded by [...]
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Corporate Intel A year after being sidelined from managing the Global Risk [...]
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Corporate Intel With a new management team in place since July, the [...]
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Corporate Intel Lawyer Khaled Al Thebity is discreetly becoming Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's parallel diplomacy adviser on some of the country's most sensitive issues.
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Corporate Intel Already present in Africa and the Middle East, Britain's Creativity Software markets low cost mobile phone geolocation.
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Space The two companies want to use diplomatic channels between Iraq, Lebanon, and the United Arab Emirates to pin down businessman Raymond Rahmeh, a key figure in the case.
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Corporate Intel Washington and Tel Aviv's scramble for defence business in Hanoi has recently stepped up a notch.
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Corporate Intel Riyadh, the leader of the military coalition against the Houthi rebellion in Yemen, is increasingly unhappy with the traditional mediator in the Gulf.
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Fearing Chinese intrusion in US communications systems, the US Congress is trying to influence international norms.
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Appointed in August, the new head of administration at the DGSE has arrived when the service is undergoing some big changes as it embarks upon new projects and endeavours to hire top experts.
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Agencies The US Department of State is preparing a new directive to curb sales of surveillance equipment to countries deemed to be a risk. Number one of that list is Beijing, of which Congress has been increasingly critical, taking an approach that could weigh heavily on US security and biometric industrials implanted in China.
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Defence Anova Intelligence, backed by former CIA and NSA heavyweights, is developing a solution to detect stealth attacks on sensitive computer networks.
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Cybersecurity Matrix, a firm headed by former Israel Defense Force IT experts, is to carry out a top to bottom audit of Israeli civil aviation cyber-security.
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Cybersecurity A second EPR reactor in Taishan, China, went into commercial operation earlier this month, marking the culmination of a long collaboration between France's EDF and the part-publicly owned China General Nuclear Power Corporation (CGN). Beijing now has designs on the export market.
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Corporate Intel The France Digitale Day event held in Paris on September 18 highlighted a manifest discrepancy between how the country's ministry of economy and its ministry of defence view economic sovereignty.
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