With military, civilian and intelligence communications systems currently entwined to the point of being virtually inseparable and stretching across the globe the security architecture that was based up to now on protecting data by electronic ramparts has broken down.
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A 51-year-old Brazilian diplomat, Jose Mauricio Bustani, was elected the first director-general of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical [...]
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Iranian intelligence agencies operating abroad were shaken to the core by last year's defection of one of its main agents [...]
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John Moscow, senior assistant attorney general of Manhattan who worked on the BCCI affair, flew to London at the end [...]
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Two former heads of Kroll Associates' office in Paris, Yves Baeumlin and Jean-Claude Chalumeau, have just founded the Cognos International [...]
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The United States pays up to $60 billion a year to defend what amounts to only $30 billion worth of [...]
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A former SAS trooper, Robert Scott, who took part in covert operations in Britain, Oman and Northern Ireland, was jailed [...]
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Sheikh Maher Hammoud, imam of the Al Quods mosque at Saida in southern Lebanon and one of the founding fathers [...]
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The handover of Hong Kong to China in July has forced the British Foreign Office to relocate and consolidate the [...]
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Dutch proposals aimed at galvanizing Europol, including giving it powers to launch cross-border criminal investigations, will be high on the [...]
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The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) is putting the final touches to changes in its organizational structures in response to recommendations [...]
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On the eve of Pope John Paul's arrival in Beirut on May 10, Lebanon's Maronite patriarch, cardinal Nasrallah Sfeir, met [...]
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The leader of the Sunni fundamentalist Partisans' League, the Palestinian Amhed Abdulkarim al Saadi, alias Abu Mahjan, escaped an attempt [...]
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After hammering away incessantly at Anthony Lake to the point that he threw in the sponge in late March, the [...]
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Early this month the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) placed a $12.2 million order for bomb-detection systems with three American [...]
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In its fight to save ever-scarcer defense dollars, the U.S. Navy has been on the lookout for civil products that [...]
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Open source intelligence isn't designed to replace either spies or satellites but should be able to provide political decision-makers with [...]
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Some months ago one of the Big Six accountancies and [...]
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The French chapter of AFCEA (Armed Forces Communications and Electronics [...]
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With its assignment to the Brigade de Renseignement et de [...]
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A key figure in the payment of secret commissions by [...]
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Over 120 British Aerospace shareholders were forcibly ejected from the [...]
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The 11th information technology security exhibition, INFOSEC 97, will be [...]
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The Infornotics company is organizing the IDEA 97 conference at [...]
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A project funded by the Pentagon to develop ground-penetrating radar [...]
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The technical characteristics of the ground surveillance radar that equips [...]
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Developed by the Czech Air Force and Air Defence Technology [...]
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Legislators from Hungary's Socialist Party, the biggest group in the [...]
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For the first time troops from the 26th Marine Expeditionary [...]
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