Israeli cyber intelligence firms are pulling out of Ukraine while US companies such as the facial recognition firm Clearview are moving in.
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Cybersecurity 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.
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Cybersecurity The Chinese Overseas Foundation, which typically operates through non-profit associations based in China, has decided to open a London centre.
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Information wars The European Court of Justice has lifted sanctions against Syrian businessman Abdelkader Sabra, who had the support of the former French ambassador and Middle East old hand Charles-Henri d'Aragon.
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Corporate Intel The disruptions caused by sanctions to the oil and gas industry are being closely monitored by Chevron's Central Asian networks. In order to keep the Trans-Caspian gas pipeline operational, the US oil major has to, more or less willingly, cooperate with Lukoil group and the Russian state.
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Corporate Intel Yoon Suk-yeol has revived dialogue with Washington and Tokyo to try to reconsitute the US-Japan-South Korea alliance.
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Operations A team of engineers from France's DGSI internal intelligence service is to be sent to the French defence ministry base in Bruz in Britanny. The centre designs cyber systems for the army but also develops big data and analytics systems, which are a key area of interest for the DGSI.
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