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C5 Capital, Expedition Technology

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT and a dose of cyber, each week we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

WashingtonC5 Capital lobbies for Ukrainian cyber

WashingtonExpedition Technology develops NGA's AI algorithms

Jamming wars, part 6: Pole-21 and Krasukha systems frustrate Kyiv's front-line operations

The prevalence of drones and guided missiles on the Ukrainian front has heightened the importance of electronic warfare weapons in the conflict, with both sides working to perfect their technology. The sixth part of our investigation looks at the tactical interceptions armoury Russia is using to thwart Kyiv's efforts to break through its front line.

Chinese drone geolocation system encryption troubles Kyiv

At the end of November, China's DJI group is to launch a new encrypted version of its Aeroscope anti-drone software system, which could have major negative impact on Ukraine's drone reconnaissance operations.

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Kyiv promotes cyber sharing, Iran deploys Cobra V8 jammer, DGSE after AI data analysis

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT and a dose of cyber, each week we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

Kyiv RNBO promotes cyber collaboration

Tehran Iran's Revolutionary Guard receives first Cobra V8 SIGINT

Paris DGSE develops AI algorithms on databases

US firm Cisco gaining dominance in Ukraine thanks to USAID's cyber assistance programmes

Cisco is playing a leading role in American technical assistance projects in Ukraine that are run by the US development agency USAID.

Defence firms ratchet up political donations as business opportunities blossom with wars in Europe and the Middle East

Honeywell, Boeing, Lockheed and Northrop rank high among top contributors during the first nine months of the year. Donations strategically targeted among key elected officials from both parties.

Jamming wars, part 5: Kyiv deploys newly developed ETER electronic warfare system

The prevalence of drones and guided missiles on the Ukrainian front has heightened the importance of electronic warfare weapons in the conflict, with both sides working to perfect their technology. For Kyiv, this has meant developing crucial partnerships with its allies, as Intelligence Online was able to observe on the ground.

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Tel Aviv changes tune on military support to Kyiv

Russia's reaction to the Hamas attack on 7 October has brought back to light its divisions with Israel. In reality, Intelligence Online can reveal that Israel had already begun to harden its line on Moscow, starting with military and industrial support to Ukraine.

Ukraine boosts SAR capacities in readiness for Russia's winter offensive

With the Russian winter offensive imminent, Ukraine is deploying new SAR imagery tools.

Griselda joins Ukraine's intelligence data fusion architecture

Ahead of Russia's winter offensive, Ukraine is boosting its data fusion architecture with the integration of the new state-of-the-art interservice software Griselda.

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Kyiv's appetite for Chinese surveillance tech shows no sign of waning

China is eager to reposition its companies in Ukraine. It is relying on local service providers and reseller networks to make inroads, even into the most sensitive fields.

Following Penny Pritzker's appointment, USAID prepares reconstruction push in Ukraine

After an internal audit, the Ukrainian branch of the US development aid body aims to position itself as a leading player in the country's reconstruction.

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Western AI firms covet Ukraine's military intelligence data

The colossal data bank built up by Ukraine on Russian-built military equipment is attracting the interest of Western powers. Kyiv now has the problem of deciding whether to sell the data or exploit it for its own purposes.

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Cyber investor Andre Pienaar in Kyiv, Horizon keeps space goals alive, Hawaii's D7 in Doha

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT and a dose of cyber, each Thursday we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

KyivCyber investor André Pienaar visits Ukraine

LondonHorizon readies for round two after failed satellite launch

DohaHawaii's D7 to boost Qatar F-15s' cyber capacities

Legal action over cancelled state tender for Ukrainian military training

The French government has been named as the "losing party" by a French administrative court in a disputed call for tenders for the training of Ukrainian soldiers by France. However, the call for tender in question had actually already been cancelled by the French Ministry of the Armed Forces prior to the court's ruling.