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ISRAEL Issue dated 25/01/2017

Mer Group markets low-cost SIGINT to Africa

The Israeli company Mer Group has probably invented the best low-cost business model to sell SIGINT, or technical intelligence equipment, [...] (234 words)

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Agency veteran Burns returns to put CIA on better footing in Washington

Despite sanctions, dairy group Synutra launches operation in Aleppo

Root Networks markets operator-free interceptions

Toka builds cyber agencies for penniless governments

Paris and Tel Aviv vie for African interception contracts

With WiSpear, GSM interception champion Tal Dilian gets into WiFi

Israeli SIGINT firm blows Congo-K’s horn in Washington Free

Cyber stand-off between security agencies

G4S pursues African expansion

Israeli cyber-investigators arrive in Europe

Israel's Magen reinvents Wifi interception

Israeli ex-spies compete

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