United States
Former DIA director Robert Ashley transfers skills to private sector

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Gunvor Group, Alaco, Exiger, Control Risks

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

LondonFormer Schillings investigator joins Gunvor

WashingtonExiger beefs up government contracts department

London/ZurichAlaco's Swiss branch shrinks

WashingtonAlyssa Misner leaves Control Risks

United Kingdom, United States
UK's Labour taps into Sally Donnelly's powerful Washington network

With the UK's Conservative government facing the possibility of a snap general election, Labour's defence teams have got moving in Washington.

United States
Technological standards: Google and Bill Gates' think-tank wants EU-US alliance

The think tank run by former US State Department staffers is keen to boost US-European cooperation on security, energy and technology.

Russia, Ukraine, United States
Gemini Advisory spearheads Recorded Future push into ex-USSR zone cyberspace

The one-year-old Intelligence Fund, launched by Recorded Future, is beefing up its portfolio of intelligence startups, starting with the Russian and Eastern Europe cyberthreat specialist Gemini Advisory.

Germany, United States
How a small Lockheed squad helped the F-35 land in Berlin

Consultants of the US defence giant used an unprecedented geopolitical conjuncture to secure a F-35 fighter jet order from the new German government.

United Kingdom, United States
Geollect continues roll with British intelligence and military

The UK's ministry of defence has shown its support in Geollect, a start-up incubated by the GCHQ, with an increasing number of contracts. The latest is a highly-strategic mission to provide a pysops platform for the Royal Navy, recently caught in information warfare in the Black Sea.

United States
Biden's intelligence transition team heavy on data specialists

Joe Biden's interim administration includes a number of Obama-era spymasters, who were waiting patiently in the private sector. Their clients have much to gain.

United States
DIA places first orders under MARS reform

The Defence Intelligence Agency's (DIA) Directorate of Analysis (DA) is [...]

United States
Military intelligence rethinks artificial intelligence strategy

The DIA, which is engaged in a major reform of intelligence sharing, is going back to the drawing board to devise new artificial intelligence programs that will better meet the needs of the Pentagon and its allies.

United States
Defense Intelligence Agency puts focus on big data role

The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), which is currently modernising its IT systems, is looking to get the most out of [...]