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Dick Cheney

Dick Cheney, the former U.S. Vice President, was received by [...]

Subscribers only 12.05.2010

Jim H. Keffer

Jim H. Keffer is replacing Noel T. Jones at the [...]

Subscribers only 12.05.2010

McChrystal "in an impasse"

One of France's leading specialists on Afghanistan is pessimistic about the chances of success in the much-vaunted "surge" against the Taliban.

Subscribers only Defence 21.04.2010

ISI keeps iron in Kabul fire

Despite its professed unity with the American intelligence services during the "Strategic Dialogue" in Washington last month (IOL 615), Pakistan's [...]

Subscribers only Operations 21.04.2010

Hamas receives blow to wallet

Sanctioned on March 19 by the U.S. Department of Treasury, Gaza's Islamic National Bank was robbed the following week by [...]

Subscribers only Operations 21.04.2010

Privateers against Somali pirates

Several private security firms are trying to re-establish the letter of marque system, which would allow privateers to combat pirates.

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

Palantir’s good deeds

In competition with the British firm 12 to equip intelligence services with data extraction and visualisation software, the Californian company [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 21.04.2010

Javelin v Rafael:1-0 at half time

The year-long battle of influence pitting American missile manufacturer Javelin and Israel’s Rafael against one another in France has finally [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 21.04.2010

Telenor's own private diplomats

Norwegian telecoms group Telenor brought in former U.S. diplomat Thomas Pickering to settle a dispute with Russian partner Altimo.

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

Red Star makes NATO fly in Kabul

Exclusive supplier of kerosene to NATO's bases in Manas and Bagram, Red Star's links with local potentates are being examined by Congress.

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

U.S. Army's underground GPS

The U.S. military is developing S Bug, an underground guidance system based on magnetic fields.

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

Stephen R. Kappes

Stephen R. Kappes, who is due to step down as [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

Valerie Plame

Valerie Plame, the CIA agent whose cover was blown by [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

S. Leslie Ireland

S. Leslie Ireland, formerly responsible for President Barack Obama's morning [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

James Clapper

James Clapper, the Under Secretary of Defence for Intelligence, has [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

Michael Morell

Michael Morell will replace Stephen R. Kappes in May as [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

Robert Malley, emissary to Hamas

Bill Clinton’s former Middle East Advisor Robert Malley resigned from [...]

Subscribers only Back-Door Diplomacy 21.04.2010

Nokia buys CIA-funded

A pioneer in geographic search and geographic tagging technologies, the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 21.04.2010

Cyber Command subcontractors

Two days before Keith Alexander's confirmation on April 15 as [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 21.04.2010

Altegrity Risk

Altegrity Risk, the firm set up by Michael Cherkasky at [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

Veracity

Veracity, the corporate intelligence firm headed by Steven Fox, has [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

Xe Services

Xe Services, the company previously known as Blackwater, could face [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

Spotlight | United States
Humanitarian goldmine for private security

Always looking for new opportunities to expand, international private security firms are moving into the booming business of humanitarian aid. Non-governmental organisations and aid agencies already use private security firms to protect their missions in Afghanistan and other potentially risky [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 21.04.2010

Mann Mairone's private anti-terrorist squad

Specialised in class actions on behalf of victims of terrorism, the Israeli-American law firm Mann Mairone employs former Shabak intelligence agents as investigators.

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

Stopping leaks on Facebook and Twitter

Companies are learning how they, too, can keep up to date with their employees on Facebook and Twitter.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity 07.04.2010

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All articles - United States

Dick Cheney

Jim H. Keffer

McChrystal "in an impasse"

ISI keeps iron in Kabul fire

Hamas receives blow to wallet

Privateers against Somali pirates

Palantir’s good deeds

Javelin v Rafael:1-0 at half time

Telenor's own private diplomats

Red Star makes NATO fly in Kabul

U.S. Army's underground GPS

Stephen R. Kappes

Valerie Plame

S. Leslie Ireland

James Clapper

Michael Morell

Robert Malley, emissary to Hamas

Nokia buys CIA-funded

Cyber Command subcontractors

Altegrity Risk

Veracity

Xe Services

Spotlight | United States
Humanitarian goldmine for private security

Mann Mairone's private anti-terrorist squad

Stopping leaks on Facebook and Twitter

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Dick Cheney

Jim H. Keffer

McChrystal "in an impasse"

ISI keeps iron in Kabul fire

Hamas receives blow to wallet

Privateers against Somali pirates

Palantir’s good deeds

Javelin v Rafael:1-0 at half time

Telenor's own private diplomats

Red Star makes NATO fly in Kabul

U.S. Army's underground GPS

Stephen R. Kappes

Valerie Plame

S. Leslie Ireland

James Clapper

Michael Morell

Robert Malley, emissary to Hamas

Nokia buys CIA-funded

Cyber Command subcontractors

Altegrity Risk

Veracity

Xe Services

Spotlight | United States Humanitarian goldmine for private security

Mann Mairone's private anti-terrorist squad

Stopping leaks on Facebook and Twitter

Create a notification

About Intelligence Online

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Intelligence Online on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Spotlight | United States
Humanitarian goldmine for private security