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UNITED STATES Issue 691 dated 26/06/2013

Snowden affair hits Altegrity

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Beijing scores cyber-diplomacy points

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The Gonganbu

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PRISM revelations point to China

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Thales gets agent to arbitration table

Intelligence services try to save money on cyber

Evanina to scrutinise social networks

Altegrity's collapse: how USIS brought Kroll and HireRight down with it

Kroll on its own again

Altegrity spins off business units

The last cyberwar czar

Snowden hurts the DNI

Altegrity’s ill-timed Snowden problem

Beijing scores cyber-diplomacy points

The Gonganbu

PRISM revelations point to China

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Thomas Kaplan, the billionaire pushing Abu Dhabi's interests in the Middle East

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New Saudi Space Agency takes on more staff

Thales gets agent to arbitration table

Intelligence services try to save money on cyber

Evanina to scrutinise social networks

Altegrity's collapse: how USIS brought Kroll and HireRight down with it

Kroll on its own again

Altegrity spins off business units

The last cyberwar czar

Snowden hurts the DNI

Altegrity’s ill-timed Snowden problem

Beijing scores cyber-diplomacy points

The Gonganbu

PRISM revelations point to China

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