ALL ARTICLES - Singapore

The Tech Times
Snowpack goes global, Beacon Red in Singapore, MIL Corp helps NAWCAD in cyber

Paris
Snowpack turns to RB 42 for international business development

Singapore
Beacon Red showcases offensive cyber technologies

Washington
NAWCAD draws on MIL Corp's cyber expertise

The Tech Times
Italians turnout for ISS, Waller to head Ercom, XM Cyber's Singapore office, ShadowDragon in Japan, Google back at Pentagon

Prague
Italian technical intelligence providers out in force at ISS

Paris
Romain Waller appointed Ercom MD

Singapore
XM Cyber poaches from Anomali to open Singapore office

Tokyo
ShadowDragon turns to Cyber Defense to enter Japanese market

Washington
Google back in the Pentagon via New Delhi

Investigator Gambit Universal teams up with digital intelligence specialist MatchSystems

The Dubai-based multi-jurisdictional investigation firm Gambit is now working with the Singaporian cryptocurrency tracing specialist MatchSystems. The two entities, which have already worked together on past projects, plan to pool staff, technical resources and even clients.

ST Engineering builds up its presence in Washington as it looks to boost its drone capacities

To improve its naval drone expertise, ST Engineering is drawing on the services of a small army of consultants, many with a US Navy background. Some of them recently joined a low-profile special purpose acquisition vehicle.

The Tech Times
Artemis rolls out at DRM, RB 42 prospects at Campus Cyber, Khoi Nguyen replaces Michael Clark at US Cybercom PEO, Orchestra closes London office

Creil
Artemis roll-out speeds up

Paris
RB 42 woos French companies for Singapore at Campus Cyber

Fort Meade
Khoi Nguyen replaces Michael Clark as head of acquisitions at US CYBERCOM

London
Omri Lavie and Isaac Zack's cyber firm Orchestra Group closing UK subsidiary

The Corporate Intelligence Village Voice
Stephen quits Stoneturn, Sports integrity, EU ups security in Pretoria, Adrian Stones's two hats

Singapore/New York
Stoneturn loses China-focused investigator

London
New firm linked to sports integrity pro Paul Beeby

Brussels
EU delegation to Pretoria boosts security

London
Dentons picks Adrian Stones

The Tech Times
Inglis joins CSC 2.0, Grayshift teams up with PCS in Singapore, France's investment plan Cyber3

Washington
Former National Cyber Director Inglis joins CSC 2.0

Singapore
Grayshift partners with PCS Security

Paris
Ministry of interior's Cyber3 programme delayed

French external intelligence agency wants its South East Asia team in shipshape

Marc P.'s arrival in Singapore after six years serving as head of the DGSE's intelligence department should allow the service to ramp up its action in a highly strategic zone, one that it had largely ignored for years, as China places its pawns in South East Asia.

Spotlight
Paragon carves new place for Israeli cyber in Singapore

Paragon, backed by former PM Ehud Barak, recently landed a major contract in Singapore, confirming its status as the new star of Israeli cyber-intelligence.

Spotlight
All eyes on DGSE's move into Indo-Pacific

The former head of French external intelligence agency, the DGSE, is opening an office in Singapore to help it expand its presence in the region. China is keeping a close watch, as are France's European and US allies.

The Tech Times
Andrei Masalovitch returns to Naypyidaw, Argon ST wins US Navy SIGINT sensors contract, Victor Yeo joins G42, Moscow tightens up its cyber security controls

Naypyidaw
Andrei Masalovich resumes his charm offensive in Myanmar

Fairfax
Argon ST lands US Navy contract for multi-intelligence sensors

Abu Dhabi
G42 recruits Singapore's Victor Yeo

Moscow
The FSTEK tightens up cyber security controls

UAE cyber champions set up shop in Singapore

Abu Dhabi's cyber companies are queuing up to go to Singapore, which is fast becoming the advance post for the kingdom's cyber export efforts in Asia. Injazat and its parent company, Group 42, have followed Edge Group's example by setting up there as part of their Asian market strategy.

With Sunartek, the fallen king of Indian technical intelligence takes aim at the Singaporean market

Anant Bindal, the Indian former CEO of cyber-intelligence firm Shoghi, which won a huge contract with RAW, wants to move into the Far East after founding Stratign in the United Arab Emirates.

Mintz's takeover of investigator Barber Mullan & Associates pulls rug from under competitors' feet

Investigations firm Barber Mullan & Associates, which is run by a small, mainly British team, used to do most of its business as a subcontractor for larger firms, which are now concerned about the loss of this valuable support.

Infinite Orbits moves up from satellite maintenance to high orbit space surveillance

Geostationary orbit services company Infinite Orbits is aiming to provide in situ surveillance for space assets. Its activities will take it into competition with the programmes of the leading space powers, which are preoccupied with the need to defend their satellites.

Hikvision's strategically sensitive video surveillance contracts in Singapore under threat

By launching a new campaign against Chinese group Hikvision, Washington has forced difficult decisions on a number of countries that use the group's video surveillance systems, especially Singapore.