Synesis fights sanctions and informational attacks from Brussels to Warsaw
Bypol, a grouping of anti-Lukashenko law enforcement officers in exile, has intensified its attacks on social media and keeps lobbying in the EU against the Belarusian facial recognition software developer.
EU supplying Georgia with cyber tools via UN and distributor SAT
The European Union (EU) has decided to supply cyber arms to EU membership applicant Georgia. It is supplying systems from Emirati forensics and cyber intelligence systems distributor Scientific Analytical Tools (SAT) via the United Nations Office for Project Services.
ActiveFence's ex-Unit 8200 counter-disinformation specialists eye EU contracts
Last week in Brussels, Israeli startup ActiveFence tried to get closer to the European External Action Service's East StratCom Task Force. The latter's head, Lutz Gülllner, is looking to turn it into a full-fledged European counter-disinformation agency.
Western and emerging powers battle over mercenary control at the UN
While Europe and the United States are trying to safeguard their private military companies within the United Nations, emerging powers are pushing to have them put on the same level as their own informal parastatal military contractors.
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