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Under fire, DNI provides safety net for whistleblowers

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) modified the framework for whistleblowing late last month, in an effort [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 02.10.2019

Forward Risk joins opposition research firms in election fray

The Washington-based corporate intelligence firm Forward Risk is getting into opposition research, or ‘oppo'. The company, which was founded last [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 02.10.2019

Vantage and Control Risks do battle over name

The US corporate intelligence firm Vantage Intelligence is fighting a rearguard action to prevent Control Risks Group (CRG) from using [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 02.10.2019

Ex-CIA stalwart Edwin Brauchli joins Palantir

Edwin Brauchli, a former senior intelligence service executive at the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 02.10.2019

FBI helps companies with cyber countermeasures

Adam Hickey, the deputy assistant attorney general, invited companies that [...]

Subscribers only 02.10.2019

ODNI seeks cyber-intelligence chief

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) opened [...]

Subscribers only Defence 02.10.2019

Control Risks tests Facebook's vulnerabilities

Britain's Control Risks Group (CRG) has recently been hiring former [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 02.10.2019

Former FBI computer chief joins private sector

Jeremy Wiltz, the former deputy director for information technology at [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 02.10.2019

Palantir targets Japanese market

The US data mining company Palantir sent Fabrice Bregier, the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 02.10.2019

Washington planning restrictions on surveillance technology exporters

The US Department of State is preparing a new directive to curb sales of surveillance equipment to countries deemed to be a risk. Number one of that list is Beijing, of which Congress has been increasingly critical, taking an approach that could weigh heavily on US security and biometric industrials implanted in China.

Subscribers only Defence 25.09.2019

Anova helps intelligence agencies foil cyber-attacks

Anova Intelligence, backed by former CIA and NSA heavyweights, is developing a solution to detect stealth attacks on sensitive computer networks.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity 24.09.2019

Ed Mullen leaves Georgetown Group

Ed Mullen, the former head of investigations for the National Republican Congressional Committee has recently cofounded the new Washington lobbying [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.09.2019

VSE Corp gets US foot in door of Azerbaijan's defence market

VSE Corp has landed a US government intelligence support contract in Azerbaijan at a time when the US is making a big effort to woo Russia and Iran's neighbour.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.09.2019

Smolenkov case triggered Kremlin security shakeup

Like the CIA, the FSB did not wait for Oleg Smolenkov's defection to be made public before rethinking its apparatus in the Kremlin.

Subscribers only 18.09.2019

GEOINT's chief lobbyist joins Orbital insights

Keith Masback, the former president of the foundation dedicated to [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.09.2019

Ecolog and James Jones land weighty ally in Balkans

In a partnership launched last month, the US cyber-security firm [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.09.2019

Joe Kelly leaves Crumpton Group for TDI

TD International, the US intelligence firm founded by former CIA [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.09.2019

After compliance, K2 beefs up investigations

After 21 years in KPMG's forensics and investigations services, where [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.09.2019

Exiger counts on David Kubersky to turn page after Arun Banerjee

The corporate intelligence firm Exiger Diligence, founded by former Kroll [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.09.2019

Pentagon rebel Chris Lynch rebounds in private sector

After stepping down as head of the Pentagon's team of top technologists, controversial JEDI cloud architect Chris Lynch has launched his own startup dedicated to defence innovation, with support from several Silicon Valley figures.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 12.09.2019

Wellington no longer wants to give CIA free rein to its intel

Acting on a damning report on the role New Zealand's intelligence services played in the CIA's interrogation programmes published by the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security (IGIS), Wellington has introduced new safeguards, even when dealing with their closest Five Eyes allies.

Subscribers only Operations 11.09.2019

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All articles - United States

Under fire, DNI provides safety net for whistleblowers

Forward Risk joins opposition research firms in election fray

Vantage and Control Risks do battle over name

Ex-CIA stalwart Edwin Brauchli joins Palantir

FBI helps companies with cyber countermeasures

ODNI seeks cyber-intelligence chief

Control Risks tests Facebook's vulnerabilities

Former FBI computer chief joins private sector

Palantir targets Japanese market

Washington planning restrictions on surveillance technology exporters

Anova helps intelligence agencies foil cyber-attacks

Ed Mullen leaves Georgetown Group

VSE Corp gets US foot in door of Azerbaijan's defence market

Smolenkov case triggered Kremlin security shakeup

GEOINT's chief lobbyist joins Orbital insights

Ecolog and James Jones land weighty ally in Balkans

Joe Kelly leaves Crumpton Group for TDI

After compliance, K2 beefs up investigations

Exiger counts on David Kubersky to turn page after Arun Banerjee

Pentagon rebel Chris Lynch rebounds in private sector

Wellington no longer wants to give CIA free rein to its intel

Silvus guides drones without GPS

Shadow IT, the next big thing in IT security

Mercury Public Affairs dumped by Airbus over compliance issues

Military intelligence rethinks artificial intelligence strategy

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All articles - United States

Under fire, DNI provides safety net for whistleblowers

Forward Risk joins opposition research firms in election fray

Vantage and Control Risks do battle over name

Ex-CIA stalwart Edwin Brauchli joins Palantir

FBI helps companies with cyber countermeasures

ODNI seeks cyber-intelligence chief

Control Risks tests Facebook's vulnerabilities

Former FBI computer chief joins private sector

Palantir targets Japanese market

Washington planning restrictions on surveillance technology exporters

Anova helps intelligence agencies foil cyber-attacks

Ed Mullen leaves Georgetown Group

VSE Corp gets US foot in door of Azerbaijan's defence market

Smolenkov case triggered Kremlin security shakeup

GEOINT's chief lobbyist joins Orbital insights

Ecolog and James Jones land weighty ally in Balkans

Joe Kelly leaves Crumpton Group for TDI

After compliance, K2 beefs up investigations

Exiger counts on David Kubersky to turn page after Arun Banerjee

Pentagon rebel Chris Lynch rebounds in private sector

Wellington no longer wants to give CIA free rein to its intel

Silvus guides drones without GPS

Shadow IT, the next big thing in IT security

Mercury Public Affairs dumped by Airbus over compliance issues

Military intelligence rethinks artificial intelligence strategy

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