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NSA Compelled to Share Intercepts with Others

The pooling of sources and fusion of databases seems to remain a leading priority of the U.S. intelligence community. In [...]

Subscribers only 11.12.2003

Patrick Theros

A former political adviser to the US Central Command, ex-head [...]

Subscribers only 11.12.2003

Sixty Anti-Laundering Experts

No less than 60 high level experts will speak at [...]

Subscribers only 11.12.2003

The Billions Needed for Iraq Reconstruction

The Center for Reconstruction & Development, which has specialized in [...]

Subscribers only 11.12.2003

TIA : Waiting for Verdict from Legal Experts

Following the demise of the Terrorism Information Awareness (TIA) project - its budget was cancelled by Congress in September - [...]

Free access 28.11.2003

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CIA Tracks Al Qaeda Funding Sources

Intelligence Online has learned from diplomatic sources that the CIA launched a major intelligence operation focussing on the accounts of all Saudi Arabian embassies in the world following the attacks in Riyadh on Nov. 8 and before the double bombing [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 27.11.2003

Identity Switch for NIMA

The National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) joined the highly select club of intelligence services with just three initials - [...]

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Between Organized Crime and Terrorism

The ?2003 National Money Laundering Report? that treasury secretary John Snow and attorney general John Ashcroft have just published underlines [...]

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Data Mining Still a Priority

Even though Congress has vetoed the Terrorism Information Awareness (TIA) program, work is still proceeding and the question now is how to find an acceptable legal framework for research by next March.

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Anti-Terrorism or Business Intelligence?

What corporation has never dreamed of being able to permanently dip into the data base of its competitors? In the business world no detail is devoid of interest: list of suppliers, wage bill, expense accounts of executives.

Subscribers only 27.11.2003

First Commercial Application of Quantum Encryption

Billed as unbreakable, quantum cryptography has been confined to research laboratories up to now. A number of limitations, particularly concerning [...]

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Gary Bald

A long-standing veteran of the FBI who began his career [...]

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Bruce Lawlor

A lawyer with a brilliant career in the military behind [...]

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Money Laundering

The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), the American intelligence agency [...]

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Don't Underestimate the Multilateral Approach

In a new study commissioned by the US Air Force [...]

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After the cold war

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) has just awarded a [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 13.11.2003

Kent Kresa

No sooner had 65-year-old Kent Kresa stepped down as CEO [...]

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Armitage owns up

A few bland lines signed by deputy secretary of state [...]

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SCIP 2004 in Boston

The big annual business intelligence gathering organized by the Society [...]

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How SAIC Extends its Influence in Iraq

A major Pentagon supplier, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) found a place for itself very early in the heart of [...]

Free access 31.10.2003

Giuliani Puts his Stamp on Security Goods

Former New York mayor Rudolf Giuliani is making increasing use of his name as a brand to sell sophisticated security [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 30.10.2003

Nuclear Show

U.S. energy secretary Spencer Abraham and Russia's atomic energy minister, [...]

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Revolutionary Development in Automatic Translation?

The CIA's investment fund In-Q-Tel has just found a new [...]

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Barbara McNamara

After a 40 year career, one of the prime figures [...]

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Money Laundering

Citing the USA Patriot Act, the American government has set [...]

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NSA Compelled to Share Intercepts with Others

Patrick Theros

Sixty Anti-Laundering Experts

The Billions Needed for Iraq Reconstruction

TIA : Waiting for Verdict from Legal Experts

Spotlight
CIA Tracks Al Qaeda Funding Sources

Identity Switch for NIMA

Between Organized Crime and Terrorism

Data Mining Still a Priority

Anti-Terrorism or Business Intelligence?

First Commercial Application of Quantum Encryption

Gary Bald

Bruce Lawlor

Money Laundering

Don't Underestimate the Multilateral Approach

After the cold war

Kent Kresa

Armitage owns up

SCIP 2004 in Boston

How SAIC Extends its Influence in Iraq

Giuliani Puts his Stamp on Security Goods

Nuclear Show

Revolutionary Development in Automatic Translation?

Barbara McNamara

Money Laundering

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NSA Compelled to Share Intercepts with Others

Patrick Theros

Sixty Anti-Laundering Experts

The Billions Needed for Iraq Reconstruction

TIA : Waiting for Verdict from Legal Experts

Spotlight CIA Tracks Al Qaeda Funding Sources

Identity Switch for NIMA

Between Organized Crime and Terrorism

Data Mining Still a Priority

Anti-Terrorism or Business Intelligence?

First Commercial Application of Quantum Encryption

Gary Bald

Bruce Lawlor

Money Laundering

Don't Underestimate the Multilateral Approach

After the cold war

Kent Kresa

Armitage owns up

SCIP 2004 in Boston

How SAIC Extends its Influence in Iraq

Giuliani Puts his Stamp on Security Goods

Nuclear Show

Revolutionary Development in Automatic Translation?

Barbara McNamara

Money Laundering

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CIA Tracks Al Qaeda Funding Sources