Although it has been working for two years to promote the cause of business intelligence in France's corporate world, the government has failed to come up with distinct strategy in the field or to provide funding.
Airships and lighter-than-air technology are coming increasingly into their own in the intelligence and communications fields.
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The U.S. Coast Guard appears to be getting used to receiving equipment it didn't order.
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The head of the U.N. inquiry into the assassination of former Lebanese prime minister Rafic Hariri, Detlev Mehlis, has found hard evidence incriminating the Syrian regime.
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Open Source Publishing has just been taken over by the defense group Radiance Technologies.
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Companies in the free trade zones of Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates are reportedly being used by Iran to bankroll extremist Palestinian movements.
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With the French presidential elections in 2007 firmly in mind, [...]
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The Japanese police expect the leading Yakuza organization Yamaguchi-Gumi to [...]
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A micro-satellite specialist, Robert Meurer, who previously worked for the [...]
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Saudi Arabian cash flowed freely last week at the Bristol [...]
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The French government's "pro-active" business intelligence unit ADIT is going to sell off 49% of its business.
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The investigative firm James Mintz Group which already employs a number of journalists has just recruited a Washington Post newsman.
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A fund specializing in homeland security, Global Secure Corp., has just taken on the ex U.S. administrator in Iraq, Paul Bremer, and the old boss of Titan, Gene Ray.
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Launched a year ago by 28 firms, the Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium (NCOIC) now counts 79 members.
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Since Citigate Global Intelligence closed its doors in the spring several of its executives have found work with private intelligence firms or consultancies.
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Long represented in Washington by Akin Gump, the Indian government [...]
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After selling off part of its business to the Carlyle [...]
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A regular Pentagon sub-contractor and supplier of radio frequency identification [...]
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Accountability, a British group that seeks to act as a [...]
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Since the appointment of France's Noel Forgeard and Germany's Thomas Enders as joint chairmen of EADS in June the question [...]
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The Communications Electronics Security Group that works at Britain's GCHQ to test and certify security products has just begun an [...]
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Although the seabed hasn't been completely mapped, the U.S. Navy is beginning to train crews of its surface ships and [...]
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General You Xigui, who was appointed head of the Central Guards Bureau by ex president Jiang Zemin, could end up [...]
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A member of France's DST since 1990 and head of its B1 department for many years, chief superintendent Jean-Francois Gayraud [...]
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A consortium named Networked European Software & Services Initiative (NESSI) is the latest R&D program to be financed by the European Commission. "Open Source" information lies at the heart of the initiative.
Former spokesman for late Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin, Gad [...]
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In charge of investigations in Africa and the Middle East [...]
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The career of Iran's new defense minister, Mohammed Mostafa Najjar, [...]
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Chief-of-staff to the deputy prefect of Pas de Calais since [...]
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