ALL ARTICLES - Poland

The Intelligence Gazette
FSB in the Black Sea, French cyber labs, Warsaw's spy clinic, US's emotional intel training

Russia
FSB border guards rule over Black Sea coast

France
Britanny's new cyber lab

Poland
Military intelligence clinic gets new status

United States
Emotional intelligence course for elite commandos

The Intelligence Gazette
Defence intelligence, Eurocorps headed by Pole, US adviser in Tbilisi, and Irsem under investigation

United Kingdom
Military intelligence soon to be included in Tri-Agency's China initiative

Europe/Poland
Warsaw takes up residence at Eurocorps in Strasbourg

US/Georgia
A new US adviser in Tbilisi

France
Strife and internal investigation at defence ministry think tank Irsem

From Wiesbaden to a Polish NATO base, Washington beefs up military presence in Europe

The US military has increased its footprint on the continent by boosting its telecommunications networks in Germany and lately in Poland especially. Washington's efforts include bringing in more troops and reinforcing its infrastructure there.

The Tech Times
Michael Morgan moves to NightDragon, Loft Orbital picks Frédéric Cristini, Maritime surveillance aircraft for Warsaw

San Francisco
FBI veteran Michael Morgan joins NightDragon

Toulouse
Loft Orbital picks Frédéric Cristini

Warsaw
Polish border guards renew maritime surveillance aircraft

Poland negotiates offset deals for new US Apache and Patriot orders

Having become a logistics hub for allied reinforcements for Ukraine, Poland is also looking to beef up its own military firepower and is currently negotiating offset arrangements associated with its acquisition of US materiel.

Polish GEOINT firm SATIM eyes US market

Mindful of a growing need to monitor vast contested maritime areas that are conducive to clandestine actions, SATIM is trying to sell its synthetic aperture radar (SAR) image analysis tools in the US and Europe.

Bearstone Global looks to expand from its Polish base into Western Europe

Bearstone Global, which is registered in Warsaw, is looking to expand progressively into Germany, as well as consolidating its presence in Poland, which has become much more strategically important since the start of the war in Ukraine.

The Intelligence Gazette
Abbas Kamel opens path to Iran, Kadyrov splits Rosgvardia, ABW taken aback

Egypt/Iran
Abbas Kamel lays down terms for normalisation with Iran

Russia
Rosgvardia divided over Kadyrov's rise

Poland
Surveillance sweep uncovers counter-espionage flaws

Polish diplomatic think-tank carves niche in Washington

The PISM, close to the Warsaw government, is developing its influence across the Atlantic. Its main targets are security decision-makers and Republican circles in Washington, but it also has Canada in its sights.

The Intelligence Gazette
NATO's top job shortlist, Jordan's National Security Council, Poland's ICS, French comcyber faces Beijing

Brussels/Washington
Italy's chances fade for NATO top post

Jordan
Abdullah II's National Security Council struggles to emerge

Poland
Pressure on information and communication systems

France
Comcyber remains blind to Beijing's cyber divisions

Poland's Air Force Institute of Technology turns into defence partnerships hub

Poland is pursuing the modernisation of its airborne surveillance capacities with French and other European defence companies through its Air Force Institute of Technology.

The Tech Times
Capgemini safeguards EU trade secrets, Recorded Future lobbyists, Altus at Frontex

Brussels
Capgemini and VVA, guardians of European firms' innovations against China

Washington
Recorded Future gets busy in the halls of Congress

Warsaw
Greece's Altus to supply Frontex with maritime surveillance tech

Poland's military industry focuses on underwater protection

Poland's physical proximity to the war in Ukraine has prompted a drive to rearm quickly. The government has recently shifted the focus of its military procurement plans to underwater protection.

Warsaw fights information war for Kyiv in North America

The Polish government, which is already at the heart of the logistical system for the Western response to Russia's war on Ukraine, is also one of Kyiv's leading allies in the information war. It is using American firms to carry out its communications campaigns.

Poland's external intelligence service to ease training and recruitment restrictions

Busy in Ukraine and with a new chief at the helm, the Agencja Wywiadu, Poland's external intelligence service, is looking to attract and hold on to the brightest talent and reverse the drop in its budget.

Washington plans to produce missiles for Ukraine in Poland

A small consortium of American arms producers plans to set up a site for the long-term supply of munitions built in Poland to Ukraine. The project could mark a major turning point in the West's response to the war.

Warsaw counts on homegrown talent to shore up its cyber defences

DDoS, data theft, the spreading of state narratives - the Polish government wants to fill the gaps in its cyber response by calling on local providers to upskill operatives and develop new tools.