For the first time leading U.S. government officials who both produce and consume intelligence will meet behind closed doors on June 15-16 to examine the entire range of information handling technologies and public sources of information.
The U.S. defence department has enrolled the analytical skills of the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) to help [...]
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Three American programmers, Bill Dorsey, Pat Mullarky and Paul Rubin, last month began using Internet to distribute the Beta version [...]
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The U.S. Army has contracted Hughes Aircraft Co. to start [...]
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American police are testing a tiny, inconspicuous video camera they [...]
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The German company BASF has invented a way of masking [...]
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The head of Britain's National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS), Albert Pacey, wants the U.K. to set up a financial intelligence [...]
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According to a confidential report from Egypt's intelligence services a secret meeting was held at the Palestinian Al Yarmuk camp [...]
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In a new twist to a striking tale, the influential Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsbad reported on May 26 that a [...]
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The General Accounting Office has issued a report claiming that militarily sensitive stealth materials and technology are continuing to be [...]
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One of Eastern Europe's biggest munitions companies, the Czech manufacturer [...]
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Iranians delegations that were thick on the ground and very [...]
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With international competition hottening up by the day there is every need to dovetail military expertise with the skills of [...]
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Companies are faced with an ever- rising tide of information emanating from documents, data banks, on-line services and from their [...]
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Admiral William Studeman who has just quit his job as [...]
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A mysterious group named Efectronic Frontier France (EFF) in deliberate [...]
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Booby-trapped cars have been blowing up in increasing number in [...]
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The new Director of Central Intelligence, John Deutch, made his first public appearance on May 23 in Washington during a [...]
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The murder of Mrs. Effat Haddad and Fereshteh Esfandiari, two leaders of the Mujahideene-Khalq, the main armed Iranian opposition group, [...]
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With the long-term future of the Royal Ulster Constabulary in doubt a lot of shadow-boxing has sprung up between MI5 [...]
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Britain's Home Office has tabled a draft proposal before the European Union group in charge of policing and security -- [...]
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A first seminar on the history of intelligence services in Germany during the Cold War was held on May 12-14 [...]
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A meeting of the government's inner cabinet held at the Elysee Palace on Friday, May 26 on the crisis in [...]
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Once confined more or less to operating in Africa, the French special forces unit 13th Regiment de Dragons Parachutistes (13th [...]
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Federal counter-terrorism officers are discreetly bringing corporate security executives into [...]
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An embarrassed Metropolitan Police commissioner, Sir Paul Condon, was forced [...]
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Britain's elite special forces regiment, the Special Air Service (SAS), [...]
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The 15 bosses of the European Community's criminal police services [...]
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Following the Association of Old Crows' success in staging its [...]
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The National Computer Security Association (NCSA), Inter.Pact and Open Source [...]
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