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MI5 Quietly Farms Out Work

Even though its budget is constantly on the rise, Britain's MI5 is nonetheless handing an increasing amount of its work over to private consultants.

Subscribers only 18.03.2009

RISC Branches Out

Like many a British business intelligence and security concern, RISK is feeling the pinch of the economic meltdown. Highly specialized [...]

Subscribers only 18.03.2009

British Telecoms Enrolled in Security Effort

A first meeting of the National Security Forum, a group [...]

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Investigators Switch to Rooting Out Fraud

The financial crisis has put a sudden halt to mergers and acquisitions, with the result that business intelligence firms find [...]

Subscribers only 04.03.2009

Baroness of the Middle East

Minister of state for the Middle East in Tony Blair's government between 2003 and 2005, Elizabeth Symons has just joined [...]

Subscribers only 04.03.2009

Need a Witness? Just Call Quest

The London-based investigative firm Quest Global headed by the former chief of the Metropolitan Police, John Stevens (IOL 584) has [...]

Subscribers only 04.03.2009

Courts Reject Wire Tap Evidence

The British government last month published the findings of a [...]

Subscribers only 04.03.2009

Tony Blair & Co

The European Union's special envoy to the Middle East, Tony [...]

Subscribers only 04.03.2009

EMCISS Casts Wider Net for Consultants

Founded last year by Charles Blackmore, the small business intelligence [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 04.03.2009

London a Springboard for Firms Pulling Strings for Russia

Russia is continuing to rely on London companies affiliated with Omnicom to handle its lobbying and public relations operations in Europe and U.S.

Free access 18.02.2009

World Check Makes Hay out of Crisis

Operating a data base of "politically exposed persons" World Check is growing despite the current financial turmoil. The group is backed by two equity funds.

Subscribers only 18.02.2009

Spicer in American Ploy

The well-known founder of the private Aegis security company has set up a discreet affiliate in the United States. Two former CIA men sit on its board.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.02.2009

Alastair Morrison

When Kroll sold its affiliate Kroll Security International to Canada's [...]

Subscribers only 18.02.2009

New Boss Sought for Qinetiq

The driving force behind the transformation of the British Army's [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.02.2009

Al Yamamah Inquiry Chief Takes Job with Nardello

The business intelligence firm headed by Dan Nardello has pulled [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.02.2009

Secret Tunnel for Sale

Hit by the financial crisis, London property owners are being forced to put some legendary buildings on the auction block. [...]

Subscribers only 04.02.2009

GardaWorld Folds its Tent

Arriving with considerable fanfare in London two years ago, Canada's GardaWorld is about to close its investigative affiliates in the City.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 04.02.2009

Arms Salesmen Zero In on North Africa

Due to the pro-active stance of the Defense and Security Organization (DSO, formerly DESO), a wing of the Ministry of [...]

Subscribers only 04.02.2009

Nuclear Lobbying Makes Waves

The House of Commons wants to introduce tougher rules on lobbying. Its sights are trained on nuclear power plant constructors Areva, Fluor and AMEC.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 04.02.2009

Legislators Speak Their Mind on Intelligence

Long awaited (IOL 582), a report by the British parliament's [...]

Subscribers only 04.02.2009

Crawford Gillies

Chairman of the board of the investigative and security company [...]

Subscribers only 04.02.2009

Robert Amsterdam, a Lawyer with a Long Reach

The high profile lawyer of former Yukos boss Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Robert Amsterdam doesn't appear often in court but deploys his influence through well-placed contacts.

Free access 21.01.2009

Hard Disk Sleuths in Town

Founded by a former FBI official, the U.S. Stroz Friedberg computer forensic company has gained a foothold in Europe by acquiring Data Genetics International.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 21.01.2009

Pictures Fine, but No Quotes

Receiving journalists from six British dailies in his shirt-sleeves on [...]

Subscribers only 21.01.2009

Conservatives Put Money on Security

The Conservative Party plans to unveil its security strategy this [...]

Subscribers only 21.01.2009

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All articles - United Kingdom

MI5 Quietly Farms Out Work

RISC Branches Out

British Telecoms Enrolled in Security Effort

Investigators Switch to Rooting Out Fraud

Baroness of the Middle East

Need a Witness? Just Call Quest

Courts Reject Wire Tap Evidence

Tony Blair & Co

EMCISS Casts Wider Net for Consultants

London a Springboard for Firms Pulling Strings for Russia

World Check Makes Hay out of Crisis

Spicer in American Ploy

Alastair Morrison

New Boss Sought for Qinetiq

Al Yamamah Inquiry Chief Takes Job with Nardello

Secret Tunnel for Sale

GardaWorld Folds its Tent

Arms Salesmen Zero In on North Africa

Nuclear Lobbying Makes Waves

Legislators Speak Their Mind on Intelligence

Crawford Gillies

Robert Amsterdam, a Lawyer with a Long Reach

Hard Disk Sleuths in Town

Pictures Fine, but No Quotes

Conservatives Put Money on Security

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MI5 Quietly Farms Out Work

RISC Branches Out

British Telecoms Enrolled in Security Effort

Investigators Switch to Rooting Out Fraud

Baroness of the Middle East

Need a Witness? Just Call Quest

Courts Reject Wire Tap Evidence

Tony Blair & Co

EMCISS Casts Wider Net for Consultants

London a Springboard for Firms Pulling Strings for Russia

World Check Makes Hay out of Crisis

Spicer in American Ploy

Alastair Morrison

New Boss Sought for Qinetiq

Al Yamamah Inquiry Chief Takes Job with Nardello

Secret Tunnel for Sale

GardaWorld Folds its Tent

Arms Salesmen Zero In on North Africa

Nuclear Lobbying Makes Waves

Legislators Speak Their Mind on Intelligence

Crawford Gillies

Robert Amsterdam, a Lawyer with a Long Reach

Hard Disk Sleuths in Town

Pictures Fine, but No Quotes

Conservatives Put Money on Security

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