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CHINA UNITED STATES FRANCE Issue dated 04/11/2019

Blacklisted by US, Hikvision a favourite with French ministry of interior

The inclusion of the Chinese surveillance and security giant Hikvision on the US commerce department's sanctions list on October 7 could hamstring the company's activities in France. [...] (228 words)

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Westminster pushes for measures against China's Hikvision

Hikvision, which makes surveillance cameras, is coming under fire in the UK. [...]

CHINA 06/07/2021

Encryption company Zhongyitong Technology eyes IoT market after government security work Free

The encryption firm Zhongyitong Technology, a supplier to government agencies and companies, is bidding to break into the consumer market. [...]

EGYPT 21/10/2020

Chinese interception companies woo Egypt's SIGINT agency

The Technical Research Department (TRD), which receives extensive support from Western intelligence services, is being courted by China's surveillance industry. [...]

CHINA UNITED STATES 01/09/2020

Telixin blacklisting highlights Washington's crackdown on Chinese military communications

Washington's latest additions to its entity list include the ship communications supplier Telixin Electronics Technology. Its chairman, Zhu Guosheng, has significant ties to the People's Liberation Army's Third General Staff Department, which handles signals intelligence and cyber warfare. [...]

CHINA 25/03/2020

MiningLamp aims to become Beijing's Palantir

Like numerous tech companies, the discreet MiningLamp has been brought in to help fight the Covid-19 pandemic in China. [...]

CHINA 25/03/2020

Meiya Pico, top Gonganbu forensics firm, eyes foreign business

After being blacklisted by Washington last year, the cybersecurity firm Meiya Pico is looking to pick up new business from China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). [...]

CHINA 24/12/2019

Yitu at the forefront of facial recognition AI as Beijing ramps up surveillance state

Yitu Technology has emerged as a top contractor in China as local authorities increasingly look to install facial recognition technology in public areas. The firm received plaudits from American intelligence services before being blacklisted for its work in Xinjiang. [...]

UNITED STATES 04/09/2019

Shadow IT, the next big thing in IT security

Launched by former Darpa and CIA experts, the startup Expanse is helping the Pentagon to detect the connection of unauthorised computers to its networks. Other companies, such as Israel's Axonius, are also positioning themselves in this marketplace. [...]

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Rafael rethinking its defence offset partnerships in India

Following the sale of Novetta, Carlyle starts building up Two Six Technologies into a new market leader

Westminster pushes for measures against China's Hikvision

Encryption company Zhongyitong Technology eyes IoT market after government security work Free

Chinese interception companies woo Egypt's SIGINT agency

Telixin blacklisting highlights Washington's crackdown on Chinese military communications

MiningLamp aims to become Beijing's Palantir

Meiya Pico, top Gonganbu forensics firm, eyes foreign business

Yitu at the forefront of facial recognition AI as Beijing ramps up surveillance state

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