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DIA clandestine service budget cut

Concerned about overlap with the CIA, Congress is trying to hinder the military intelligence service from establishing its own clandestine unit.

Subscribers only 29.05.2013

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Nations wrangle over cyber-war rules

Although they are quick to accuse one another of state-sponsored hacking, for the past two years Russia, China and the United States have been engaged in a strategic dialogue to establish an international legal framework for cyber-warfare, which by its [...]

Subscribers only Defence 29.05.2013

Spy rocket launches privatised

In a bid to reduce costs, the NRO has opened up the spy satellite launch marketplace to competition from a new private operator.

Subscribers only 15.05.2013

Kabul: tax system distorts private security market

British companies protecting European embassies in Afghanistan are subject to tax while competitors contracted to work for the US do not have to pay.

Subscribers only 15.05.2013

Tricia Canzeri, the VIPs' ambassador

Oligarchs, royals and other US visa rejects would be lost without the help of a small Washington-based firm that greases the wheels of the US administration.

Subscribers only 15.05.2013

Dark Drive goes on the defensive…and offensive

A US start-up is developing a USB key that can protect its own contents - while infecting a PC.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity 15.05.2013

John Brennan

John Brennan, the new director of the CIA, ended up [...]

Subscribers only 15.05.2013

The CIA

The CIA has picked a former AOL chief to be [...]

Subscribers only 15.05.2013

Western intelligence services cooperate on chemical weapons

France, the United States and Britain have shared intelligence gathering [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 15.05.2013

Nardello & Co.

Nardello & Co., the private investigation firm founded in 2003 [...]

Subscribers only 15.05.2013

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VIP bodyguards: protecting the super-rich

Foreign service budget cuts and the gradual disappearance of piracy in the Gulf of Aden are behind growing numbers of private security companies moving into the industry's practically only growth area: close protection for the very wealthy.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 15.05.2013

Taiwan, an ally against Chinese hackers

King Pu-tsung, Taiwan’s representative in Washington, recently met representatives of the US Department of Homeland Security and negotiated Taiwan’s involvement [...]

Subscribers only Defence 24.04.2013

Washington lays off Assad’s financier

On April 18, two days before the European Union lifted its embargo on Syrian oil, the United States lifted sanctions [...]

Subscribers only Contractors 24.04.2013

Ultimara works on successor to optronic pod

A California start-up is developing an ultra-slim miniature sensor designed to replace the US Army's bulky optical and infra-red cameras.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity 24.04.2013

Lafras Luitingh

Lafras Luitingh, the founder and head of the military services [...]

Subscribers only 24.04.2013

Mark Gillette

Mark Gillette, the US Army brigadier-general who has been the [...]

Subscribers only 24.04.2013

John Brennan

John Brennan, the new director of the CIA, received the [...]

Subscribers only 24.04.2013

The DIA

The DIA is looking to equip its future Defense Clandestine [...]

Subscribers only 24.04.2013

RAK's flaks

Having won a long-fought PR war with his brother Khalid [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 24.04.2013

Michael Slattery

Michael Slattery, who was hired seven years ago to set [...]

Subscribers only 24.04.2013

Global Integrated Security

Global Integrated Security, the security subsidiary of former Royal Marine [...]

Subscribers only 24.04.2013

Michael Hayden

Michael Hayden, the former head of the National Security Agency [...]

Subscribers only 24.04.2013

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Consultants go to war on Mount Simandou

The largely private investigation ordered by Guinean President Alpha Conde into corruption in the country's mining sector has led to a bitter stand-off between consultants working for the government and those defending the companies that are being probed.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 24.04.2013

STIX: Washington's guide to global malware

The Obama administration is setting up a collaborative programme for the detection and analysis of sophisticated computer attacks.

Subscribers only 10.04.2013

Stephen Kappes

Stephen Kappes, qui who recently joined the board of the [...]

Subscribers only 10.04.2013

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All articles - United States

DIA clandestine service budget cut

Spotlight
Nations wrangle over cyber-war rules

Spy rocket launches privatised

Kabul: tax system distorts private security market

Tricia Canzeri, the VIPs' ambassador

Dark Drive goes on the defensive…and offensive

John Brennan

The CIA

Western intelligence services cooperate on chemical weapons

Nardello & Co.

Spotlight
VIP bodyguards: protecting the super-rich

Taiwan, an ally against Chinese hackers

Washington lays off Assad’s financier

Ultimara works on successor to optronic pod

Lafras Luitingh

Mark Gillette

John Brennan

The DIA

RAK's flaks

Michael Slattery

Global Integrated Security

Michael Hayden

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Consultants go to war on Mount Simandou

STIX: Washington's guide to global malware

Stephen Kappes

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DIA clandestine service budget cut

Spotlight Nations wrangle over cyber-war rules

Spy rocket launches privatised

Kabul: tax system distorts private security market

Tricia Canzeri, the VIPs' ambassador

Dark Drive goes on the defensive…and offensive

John Brennan

The CIA

Western intelligence services cooperate on chemical weapons

Nardello & Co.

Spotlight VIP bodyguards: protecting the super-rich

Taiwan, an ally against Chinese hackers

Washington lays off Assad’s financier

Ultimara works on successor to optronic pod

Lafras Luitingh

Mark Gillette

John Brennan

The DIA

RAK's flaks

Michael Slattery

Global Integrated Security

Michael Hayden

Spotlight Consultants go to war on Mount Simandou

STIX: Washington's guide to global malware

Stephen Kappes

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Nations wrangle over cyber-war rules

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VIP bodyguards: protecting the super-rich

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Consultants go to war on Mount Simandou