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Bush Reactivates ISA

According to Intelligence Online’s sources in the U.S. intelligence community, the Bush administration has decided to re-activate Intelligence Service Activity, [...]

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How U.S. Law Affects Tax Havens

American legislation that helps companies establish their headquarters in tax havens is stirring increasing tension among officials involved in international negotiations.

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Where Did Tenet’s Family Originate?

Born in New York, CIA director George Tenet has always [...]

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Space Imaging Celebrates

The leading private U.S. supplier of pictures from space, Denver-based [...]

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An Advance Look at Next NATO Summit

During a meeting in Brussels on Oct. 3 to prepare for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's next summit meeting in Prague, Stephen Hadley, the U.S. deputy national security adviser, presented Washington's idea of what the agenda should contain.

Subscribers only 10.10.2002

Drones of the World, Unite.

The military leaders who have long been calling for UAV systems in the West to be integrated with one another can only be pleased by NATO's recent decision to ratify the STANAG 4585 protocol.

Subscribers only 10.10.2002

WASHINGTON
Lowell Jacoby

On Oct. 8, defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld confirmed the appointment of rear admiral Lowell Jacoby as acting director of the [...]

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WASHINGTON
Legislators Get Low-Down on Iraq

U.S. intelligence officials briefed Congress on a wide-range of elements concerning Iraq at a closed-door session in Washington on Sept. [...]

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WASHINGTON
Star Material for ChevronTexaco

According to the newsletter Africa Energy Intelligence, the head of the U.S. justice department’s anti-trust division, has just been hired [...]

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WASHINGTON
M.B. Oglesby

Former chief-of-staff to the U.S. trade secretary and ex-advisor to president Ronald Reagan on legislative affairs, M.B. Oglesby is well [...]

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LOS ANGELES
Norma Watenpaugh

After working in the past for such high tech giants as Sun Microsystems and BAE Systems, the consultant Norma Watenpaugh [...]

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NEW YORK
Lenzer Family Steps Into Political Arena

The Democrat candidate for the governorship of New York State, Tom Golisano, may have been thinking of burnishing his reputation [...]

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WASHINGTON
What Will Remain of Germany’s Armaments Industry?

The U.S. group General Dynamics is currently negotiating a 49% [...]

Subscribers only 10.10.2002

CYBERSECURITY
NIST’s Recommendations

The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has [...]

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COOPERATION
Trading Notes

The annual conference of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA), [...]

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Prophet Program Ready for Service

The final touches are being put to the first phase of the Prophet project that forms the U.S. Army's new generation signals intelligence systems. The last batch of equipment is shortly to be delivered.

Subscribers only 26.09.2002

WASHINGTON
Andreas Carleton-Smith

A former British officer and member of the Special Air Service (SAS), Andreas Carleton-Smith took up his post as chief [...]

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ATLANTA
Robert Kornecki

The Edelman group has named Robert Kornecki, who worked for nearly 14 years for Burson-Marsteller in the past, as its [...]

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WASHINGTON
Booming Trade in Terrorism Prevention

A lot of business intelligence and security firms are cashing in on fears of terrorist attacks by offering to assess [...]

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NEW YORK
Citigate Offers On-Line Security Service

A newcomer in the investigative and business intelligence market, Global Intelligence & Security, an affiliate of the PR group Citigate, [...]

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WASHINGTON
New Cyber Security for Corporate America

The private sector will be particularly involved in a future plan by the White House to protect critical infrastructure.

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WASHINGTON
Conclave on Iraq

On Sept. 25, the Senate’s Committee on Foreign Relations heard [...]

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COMPUTERS
Wider Acceptance of Standards

Common international criteria on information security could shortly be recognized [...]

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BIOMETRICS
West Virginia a Haven

The governor of West Virginia, Bob Wise, appears determined to [...]

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IMAGERY
NIMA’s Standards

The National Imagery Mapping Agency (NIMA) has set up a [...]

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All articles - United States

Bush Reactivates ISA

How U.S. Law Affects Tax Havens

Where Did Tenet’s Family Originate?

Space Imaging Celebrates

Spotlight
An Advance Look at Next NATO Summit

Drones of the World, Unite.

WASHINGTON
Lowell Jacoby

WASHINGTON
Legislators Get Low-Down on Iraq

WASHINGTON
Star Material for ChevronTexaco

WASHINGTON
M.B. Oglesby

LOS ANGELES
Norma Watenpaugh

NEW YORK
Lenzer Family Steps Into Political Arena

WASHINGTON
What Will Remain of Germany’s Armaments Industry?

CYBERSECURITY
NIST’s Recommendations

COOPERATION
Trading Notes

Prophet Program Ready for Service

WASHINGTON
Andreas Carleton-Smith

ATLANTA
Robert Kornecki

WASHINGTON
Booming Trade in Terrorism Prevention

NEW YORK
Citigate Offers On-Line Security Service

WASHINGTON
New Cyber Security for Corporate America

WASHINGTON
Conclave on Iraq

COMPUTERS
Wider Acceptance of Standards

BIOMETRICS
West Virginia a Haven

IMAGERY
NIMA’s Standards

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Bush Reactivates ISA

How U.S. Law Affects Tax Havens

Where Did Tenet’s Family Originate?

Space Imaging Celebrates

Spotlight An Advance Look at Next NATO Summit

Drones of the World, Unite.

WASHINGTON Lowell Jacoby

WASHINGTON Legislators Get Low-Down on Iraq

WASHINGTON Star Material for ChevronTexaco

WASHINGTON M.B. Oglesby

LOS ANGELES Norma Watenpaugh

NEW YORK Lenzer Family Steps Into Political Arena

WASHINGTON What Will Remain of Germany’s Armaments Industry?

CYBERSECURITY NIST’s Recommendations

COOPERATION Trading Notes

Prophet Program Ready for Service

WASHINGTON Andreas Carleton-Smith

ATLANTA Robert Kornecki

WASHINGTON Booming Trade in Terrorism Prevention

NEW YORK Citigate Offers On-Line Security Service

WASHINGTON New Cyber Security for Corporate America

WASHINGTON Conclave on Iraq

COMPUTERS Wider Acceptance of Standards

BIOMETRICS West Virginia a Haven

IMAGERY NIMA’s Standards

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Spotlight
An Advance Look at Next NATO Summit

WASHINGTON
Lowell Jacoby

WASHINGTON
Legislators Get Low-Down on Iraq

WASHINGTON
Star Material for ChevronTexaco

WASHINGTON
M.B. Oglesby

LOS ANGELES
Norma Watenpaugh

NEW YORK
Lenzer Family Steps Into Political Arena

WASHINGTON
What Will Remain of Germany’s Armaments Industry?

CYBERSECURITY
NIST’s Recommendations

COOPERATION
Trading Notes

WASHINGTON
Andreas Carleton-Smith

ATLANTA
Robert Kornecki

WASHINGTON
Booming Trade in Terrorism Prevention

NEW YORK
Citigate Offers On-Line Security Service

WASHINGTON
New Cyber Security for Corporate America

WASHINGTON
Conclave on Iraq

COMPUTERS
Wider Acceptance of Standards

BIOMETRICS
West Virginia a Haven

IMAGERY
NIMA’s Standards