ALL ARTICLES - Israel

The Intelligence Gazette
Voatz vs Minsk, Russkiy Mir, biometric controls in Israel, Wang Yi in DC

US/Belarus
Belarusian opposition in talks with secure online voting platform Voatz

Russia
Tolstoy descendant to promote Russian soft power

Israel
Biometric cameras against foreign spies

China/United States
Wang Yi expected in Washington in early October

The Tech Times
Russia updates Akatsiya, French dual-use exporter's new clients, Israel's Cognyte equips Italy's gendarmes

Moscow
Ruselectronics unveils new version of GEOINT data fusion tool

Paris
Georgia and Uruguay join crypto and interceptions clients

Rome
Italy's Guardia acquires OSINT from Israel's Cognyte

Eyal Natan, pillar of Bulgarian-Israeli business channels and former partner of a Moscow spy

The dismantling of a Russian espionage network by the British security services is having a knock-on effect on the other side of Europe.

Israeli cyber firm Paragon beefs up US subsidiary

Paragon, the new star of Israeli cyber, has started filling senior roles at its US subsidiary which it hopes will pick up new business despite stricter regulation by the Biden administration.

Spotlight
Paris tightens red tape on employees of US, Australian and Israeli embassies

Some embassies in France are questioning the increase in red tape their employees are having to go through amid geopolitical and security tensions.

Crackdown on cyber intelligence spells boon for lobbyists in Washington

As the US government becomes increasingly heavy-handed with trade restrictions and sanctions on cyber intelligence providers, companies in the field are increasingly turning to lobbyists.

The Tech Times
Cobwebs/Spire Capital, Kleos Space, AFRL's ISR sensor, Resecurity in Dubai, Wide Int

Herzliya/New York
Now part of Spire Capital, Cobwebs looks to US market

Luxembourg
Kleos loses head of innovation

Rome/New York
AFRL updates ISR sensors for Skyborg drones

Dubai
US threat intel firm Resecurity uses SAT seller to set up home

Paris
Deveryware successor Wide Int sorts out its new line-up

Freshly indicted Gal Luft put a stable of former spymasters in positions at his Washington-area, Chinese-linked think tanks

Former CIA director James Woolsey had plenty of former senior intelligence and national security officials for company at two organisations operated by Israeli consultant Gal Luft, who is charged with secretly working to advance Beijing's interests.

Israeli OSINT specialist Ultra launches sales drive in North America

Israeli open source intelligence (OSINT) company Ultra has called in Canadian company Wellington Advocacy to lead a charm offensive in the United States - just as Washington is tightening control over Israeli technical intelligence service providers.

The Tech Times
ISR in Bosnia, Russia's drone jammers, Israeli-Taiwanese-Emirati space alliance

Brussels/Sarajevo
ISR suppliers eye Bosnia tender

Moscow/Kyiv
Russia beefs up anti-drone apparatus

Tel Aviv
Israeli-Taiwanese-Emirati space data processing alliance

New cloud on horizon for Israeli cyber firm Hub

Listed on the Nasdaq in the wake of its merger with a SPAC, the Israeli cybersecurity firm Hub Security cannot pay Oppenheimer, the investment bank that handled the operation, as allegations of fraud in Israel rock its board.

How Bler sold its OSINT wares to Egypt's technical intelligence agency

Through various intermediaries, the Israeli firm has managed to deliver, via Singapore, its Webint Center platform to Cairo's Technical Research Department.

Ex-justice minister's nephew Abraham Sako helps Israel's Kaymera Technologies in Guinea

Abraham Sako is assisting Avi Rosen, Omri Lavi and Shalev Hulio's Israeli cybersecurity firm Kaymera pitch its solutions to Guinea's interim president Mamady Doumbouya.

Cyber expert Norihiko Ishihara links up Tokyo, New York and Tel Aviv

With his military and intelligence background, the businessman Norihiko Ishihara has been making a name for himself in Japan's cyber industry, mainly by bringing in Israeli and American expertise to the country but also by helping Japanese groups enter those markets.

Regulators play catchup as intelligence services develop taste for cookie datasets

Intelligence services in the West are taking a keen interest in the purchase of cookie dataset intelligence, which can be extremely useful to locate, track and understand user behaviour. Their regulators, until now a step behind, are beginning to look into the practice too.

Espy, the visible part of BLER's OSINT universe

In attendance at the recent European edition of ISS World, Espy is the visible part of an open source intelligence empire headed by BLER Systems co-founders Efim Lerner and Uri Boros.

The Tech Times
ICEYE lends Kyiv a satellite, Elbit America cyber secures the Navy, Danny Yatom, Viginum changes watchlist

Kyiv
ICEYE provides satellite to GUR

Dallas
US Navy asks Elbit to protect its critical information

Herzliya
Yatom Sr escapes Forbidden Stories to continue in cyber influence

Paris
Viginum quietly adds Discord and Telegram to its surveillance list

Former Senai exec Roy Shloman blossoms in Israeli cyber

At the head of several firms, the flourishing businessman was recently in the Emirates to present his firm XYZ Elements's open source intelligence technologies. XYZ in one of a number of companies owned by Roy Shloman operating in different intelligence fields.