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TAC, a Private CIA Outpost for Anti-Terrorism Fight

The history of The Analysis Corporation (TAC) is inextricably linked to that of the first American anti-terrorism data bases. Three former CIA heavyweights have just joined its board.

Free access 06.07.2006

UAV Traffic Jam?

There are so many unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and helicopters operated by the US Army's Brigade Combat Teams deploying the [...]

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Fiona Hill

A senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, Fiona Hill has [...]

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An Intelligence Ombudsman

John Negroponte, the Director of National Intelligence (DNI), seems to be sparing no effort to improve the quality of American [...]

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Google Earth Tones Down its Images

Google in the U.S. has begun talks with countries that want it to tone down images of their territory on its Google Earth satellite visualization software.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 22.06.2006

Israeli Arms Lobby in Higher Gear

Israeli defense companies long established in the United States are actively campaigning for an easing of American controls on their military exports.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 22.06.2006

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Who are the "Trustworthy" Suppliers?

In the years ahead the Pentagon could radically alter its attitude towards suppliers of strategic technologies by narrowing the perceived difference between domestic and foreign suppliers.

Subscribers only Contractors 22.06.2006

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New Suit Against Diligence

The Bermuda-based equity fund IPOC, which is involved in a struggle with the Russian group Alfa headed by Mikhail Friedman [...]

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Robert Murrett

Director of Naval Intelligence (N2) since April, 2005, vice admiral [...]

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SOS International Lands Stratcom Deal

The American firm SOS International has beaten Anteon, Raytheon and [...]

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China and Iran Prime Targets of Bureau of Industry & Security

China and Iran are the top importers of illicit U.S. goods, according to a report from the Bureau of Industry and Security.

Free access 08.06.2006

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Aon Takes Up Investigative Work, Too

The U.S. group Aon has followed in the footsteps of Marsh, which bought out Kroll, to set up a corporate investigative and business intelligence department.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 08.06.2006

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John “Chris” Inglis

The NSA has proceeded with a subtle musical chairs exercise. [...]

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Lee Hamilton

After supervising the work of a U.S. board of inquiry [...]

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Santa Monica (California), Biotech and Networks

In a study on the "opportunities and challenges" of high-performance [...]

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Washington - Thales Seeks Homeland Security Deals

Anxious to sell inter-operable communications equipment to the Department of [...]

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Geographic Systems for DIA

In the coming two years the company CACI International will [...]

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L-3 Hires Ex-Coast Guard Man

The defense electronics group L-3 Communications is seeking to build [...]

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DHS Takes a Poke at RFID

Against all expectation, the Department of Homeland Security has launched a broadside against the use of radio frequency ID (RFID) technology.

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How Hayden Sees the CIA

Michael Hayden turned the tables on his critics. Although his nomination as head of the CIA initially ran into opposition from many in Congress his hearing in the Senate on May 18 won widespread favor.

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Google Earth's Military Version

Fleximage, an affiliate of EADS, has begun to make its products compatible with Google Earth's free satellite image visualization software.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 24.05.2006

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Tightening Rules on Export Credits

A new OECD Convention compels firms that benefit from export credits to identify the go-betweens they use and the sums involved in commissions. But the new system has some loopholes.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 24.05.2006

Washington - Lucent Fleshes Out Lobbying Team

Already working with the firm Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale, Lucent [...]

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Straightening Out Accreditation Process

General Dale Meyerrose, who was named associate director of national [...]

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American Influence in Free-Fall

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has issued a highly critical [...]

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TAC, a Private CIA Outpost for Anti-Terrorism Fight

UAV Traffic Jam?

Fiona Hill

An Intelligence Ombudsman

Google Earth Tones Down its Images

Israeli Arms Lobby in Higher Gear

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Who are the "Trustworthy" Suppliers?

washington
New Suit Against Diligence

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Robert Murrett

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SOS International Lands Stratcom Deal

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China and Iran Prime Targets of Bureau of Industry & Security

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Aon Takes Up Investigative Work, Too

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John “Chris” Inglis

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Lee Hamilton

Santa Monica (California), Biotech and Networks

Washington - Thales Seeks Homeland Security Deals

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Geographic Systems for DIA

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L-3 Hires Ex-Coast Guard Man

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DHS Takes a Poke at RFID

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How Hayden Sees the CIA

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Google Earth's Military Version

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Tightening Rules on Export Credits

Washington - Lucent Fleshes Out Lobbying Team

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Straightening Out Accreditation Process

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American Influence in Free-Fall

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TAC, a Private CIA Outpost for Anti-Terrorism Fight

UAV Traffic Jam?

Fiona Hill

An Intelligence Ombudsman

Google Earth Tones Down its Images

Israeli Arms Lobby in Higher Gear

washington Who are the "Trustworthy" Suppliers?

washington New Suit Against Diligence

washington Robert Murrett

Washington SOS International Lands Stratcom Deal

Washington China and Iran Prime Targets of Bureau of Industry & Security

washington Aon Takes Up Investigative Work, Too

washington John “Chris” Inglis

washington Lee Hamilton

Santa Monica (California), Biotech and Networks

Washington - Thales Seeks Homeland Security Deals

Washington Geographic Systems for DIA

Washington L-3 Hires Ex-Coast Guard Man

washington DHS Takes a Poke at RFID

washington How Hayden Sees the CIA

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Washington - Lucent Fleshes Out Lobbying Team

Washington Straightening Out Accreditation Process

Washington American Influence in Free-Fall

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Who are the "Trustworthy" Suppliers?

washington
New Suit Against Diligence

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Robert Murrett

Washington
SOS International Lands Stratcom Deal

Washington
China and Iran Prime Targets of Bureau of Industry & Security

washington
Aon Takes Up Investigative Work, Too

washington
John “Chris” Inglis

washington
Lee Hamilton

Washington
Geographic Systems for DIA

Washington
L-3 Hires Ex-Coast Guard Man

washington
DHS Takes a Poke at RFID

washington
How Hayden Sees the CIA

satellite
Google Earth's Military Version

corruption
Tightening Rules on Export Credits

Washington
Straightening Out Accreditation Process

Washington
American Influence in Free-Fall