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The Tech Telegraph
Yarden Shafir at Vigilant Labs, Ludovic Huth for Campus OSINT, RTX's new plans after Algiers cancels spy planes

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT with a dose of cyber, every Thursday we report on the events big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

SydneyYarden Shafir joins Vigilant Labs

ParisLudovic Huth takes helm of Campus OSINT

BostonRTX does damage control after Algerian ISR plane programme axed

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Milton Advisers, JS Held in Memphis, CNC Intelligence, Argyll Strategy

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

LondonLord investigator Ross Kempsell steps up PR advisory roles

MemphisTransport authority employs JS Held

WashingtonCNC Intelligence opens UK subsidiary

LondonArgyll Strategy takes its pick of CT Group crop

Auterion, the chip supplier free of Chinese tech for Kyiv's drones

In their quest to end dependence on Chinese-made chips, Ukrainian drone pilots are turning to the up-and-coming Swiss-American firm for competitive, efficient electronic systems and software.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Ex-MI5 boss opens firm, CIA vet at Forward, GardaWorld, John Reid Advisory

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

LondonFormer MI5 boss opens own firm at last

WashingtonEx-CIA officer joins Forward Risk and Intelligence

Tripoli/LondonGardaWorld keeps FCDO contract despite mishaps in Libya

LondonEx-interior minister under Blair offers his expertise to Aeralis

Legal headache in US for arms brokers supplying Ukraine

A Czech weapons broker is suing a US group over an unpaid bill for munitions sold to Ukraine. The case exposes other disputes between brokers wanting to make the most of the urgent need for supplies on the front.

Spotlight
Ex-CIA political scientist David Shullman appointed as US intel community's chief China analyst

The new National Intelligence Officer for China has a hybrid profile, combining intelligence work and academic research. He also has a background in think tanks of various political hues, a valuable asset in this period of political uncertainty.

Forge Group, the Pentagon's toolbox in the Indo-Pacific

From negotiating new partnerships to improving arms sales processes, the group's consultants are working with the Pentagon's Indo-Pacific office to strengthen the US military footprint in the strategic region.

US bid to win more Royal Thai Navy airborne intelligence contracts

The Royal Thai Navy wants to increase its intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) capacities to monitor its territorial waters between the Gulf of Thailand and the Strait of Malacca, among other missions. International operators are keen to be on board.

Former US Treasury criminal investigator advising Bahrain on terrorism fight

Tim Reilly, an illicit financing expert who was embedded with the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force after 9/11, is now working for the Bahraini foreign office alongside a team of lawyers from DLA Piper.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
TD International, Mandaura, Control Risks, Bernard Emié

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

WashingtonFormer CIA officers join forces at TDI

ParisOSINTracker offered via Mandaura

DubaiTycoon Ivor Ichikowitz's ex-business partner at Control Risks

ParisEx-foreign intelligence head Bernard Émié lunches at the Elysée

Foreign malign influence: former CIA turned OpenAI intelligence chief struggles to ward off worries of information apocalypse

Invited to speak at an anti-disinformation conference in Riga earlier this month, OpenAI sent a representative to present some of the company's services, but he had trouble winning over his audience.

In face of Chinese competition, geospatial intelligence capability communication is weaponised

In a context of heightened competition with China, any information disseminated - or not - about Washington's space-based intelligence capabilities is becoming a political tool. Highlighting Beijing's resources in this area is also likely to push US authorities to increase budgets in this sector.