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Lebanon, United States
Republicans oppose US financing of Lebanese Armed Forces

In the name of facing up to Iran, the Republican Study Committee's latest budget proposal sets its sights on Lebanon's military, which the Biden administration sees as a bulwark against Hezbollah.

United Kingdom
Martin Clements, Ultra's guardian and cyber prospector in Zurich

Former UK foreign ministry security expert Martin Clements is juggling strategic roles in London with the development of his Swiss firm with former MI6 chief Alex Younger.

China, Europe, India, United States
China makes strides in precision geostationary satellite imagery thanks to US research

China is quietly making moves to become the first country to operate high-precision observation satellites in geostationary orbit, which would give its intelligence services a broader and more continual coverage of earth. Western countries are lagging behind.

The Tech Telegraph
Italians turnout for ISS, Waller to head Ercom, XM Cyber's Singapore office, ShadowDragon in Japan, Google back at Pentagon

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

Prague Italian technical intelligence providers out in force at ISS

Paris Romain Waller appointed Ercom MD

Singapore XM Cyber poaches from Anomali to open Singapore office

Tokyo ShadowDragon turns to Cyber Defense to enter Japanese market

Washington Google back in the Pentagon via New Delhi

Africa, Israel
Ex-justice minister's nephew Abraham Sako helps Israel's Kaymera Technologies in Guinea

Abraham Sako is assisting Avi Rosen, Omri Lavi and Shalev Hulio's Israeli cybersecurity firm Kaymera pitch its solutions to Guinea's interim president Mamady Doumbouya.