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DIA BOSS SEES DIRE FUTURE FOR NEW THREATS

Over the coming 20 years the U.S. will remain the world's primary military and economic power but Patrick Hughes, head [...]

Subscribers only 11.02.1999

JACK DEVINE

After serving for 31 years, Jack Devine has left the CIA to join a private company that specializes in intelligence. [...]

Subscribers only 11.02.1999

EAVESDROPPING BETWEEN "WORST OF FRIENDS"

The title of his book is "The Worst Friends in the World" (Les Pires Amis du Monde) and Jean Guisnel, [...]

Subscribers only 11.02.1999

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FOUR SCENARIOS FOR INFORMATION WARFARE

President Bill Clinton's call on Jan. 22 for a $1.46 billion increase in the U.S. military budget next year to protect the country from chemical, biological and computer attack marks the American administration's true debut in "strategic information warfare" (SIW). [...]

Subscribers only 28.01.1999

RIVALRY REARS ITS HEAD IN INFOWAR

France may find itself compelled to put images from its Helios-1 spy satellite on the commercial market-place to counter a [...]

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IRIDIUM ALSO ALARMS CANADIANS

A sub-committee of Canada's Senate studying the question of cyber terrorism published a report earlier this month that voiced deep [...]

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NSA'S POST-COLD WAR PROFILE

Significant new details on how the National Security Agency is organized in the post-Cold War era have emerged from new [...]

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BUD SHUSTER

Despite a lot of lobbying, Republican Bud Shuster failed to win re-election as a member of the House of Representative's [...]

Subscribers only 28.01.1999

A SYSTEM TO MONITOR JAPANESE SITES

Several intelligence agencies in both Europe and Asia have recently shown a keen interest in an invention Sylvain Meyer, an [...]

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PENTAGON WANTS TO IMPOSE MICROSOFT

Panic has been rife among computer officials in the Department [...]

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BANKS SIGN UP FOR FBI PROGRAM

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has finally recruited the private [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 28.01.1999

HACKER TESTS

The consultancy and audits firm Ernest & Young is working [...]

Subscribers only 28.01.1999

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TOUGH TEST FOR U.S. CODE-BREAKERS

The huge electronic spying operation carried out since 1996 in Iraq by the United States, Israel, Britain and several other countries via UNSCOM raises a lot of questions. One concerns its effectiveness. The results appear to have fallen short of [.

Subscribers only 14.01.1999

CHINA, TAIWAN AND U.S. JOIN RANKS

For the first time, China's Public Security ministry, Gonganbu, has taken part in an anti-organized crime operation with its counterparts [...]

Subscribers only 14.01.1999

PINKERTON IN CRISIS MANAGEMENT PUSH

Fast growth in the market for corporate crisis management has given rise to ever-sharper competition between service companies. Last September [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 14.01.1999

JOHN CAMPBELL

Maj.-Gen. John Campbell took over command of the brand new Joint Task Force on Computer Network Defense (JTF-CND) on Dec.30. [...]

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MOVE TO BOOST INFLUENCE

President Bill Clinton plans to reorganize U.S. "foreign affairs agencies" in a move clearly aimed at bolstering American influence in [...]

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NSA'S HAND IN SHAPING RESEARCH

The National Security Agency has always played a key role in the United States by spurring research – both in-house [...]

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ROBERT LARNED

A 30-year veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Robert "Rick" Larned, has been named senior vice president of the GRC [...]

Subscribers only 14.01.1999

NEW, REAL-TIME SARIN NERVE GAS SENSOR

According to the Jan. 15 issue of the magazine Analytical Chemistry published by the American Chemical Society, research workers at [...]

Subscribers only 14.01.1999

SHAKE-UP AT FMS

Deputy secretary of defense John Hamre is planning a major [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 14.01.1999

SIGINT EXPORTS A BOON TO TCI

The U.S. company TCI International, based in Sunnyvale, California, said [...]

Subscribers only 14.01.1999

RUGGEDIZED COMPUTERS FOR C4I

An affiliate of NAI Technologies, Codar Technology, has just begun [...]

Subscribers only 14.01.1999

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NEW TWISTS IN LONDON-WASHINGTON-TEHRAN GAME

The striking political efforts undertaken by Washington, London and Tehran to back opposition Iraqi movements continued during U.S. and British air strikes against Iraq. On Dec. 10, Ali Agha Mohammadi, a member of Iran's National Security Council who handles the [.

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11TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MONEY LAUNDERING IN MIAMI

Oceana Publications and the University of Florida's Center for International [...]

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DIA BOSS SEES DIRE FUTURE FOR NEW THREATS

JACK DEVINE

EAVESDROPPING BETWEEN "WORST OF FRIENDS"

Spotlight
FOUR SCENARIOS FOR INFORMATION WARFARE

RIVALRY REARS ITS HEAD IN INFOWAR

IRIDIUM ALSO ALARMS CANADIANS

NSA'S POST-COLD WAR PROFILE

BUD SHUSTER

A SYSTEM TO MONITOR JAPANESE SITES

PENTAGON WANTS TO IMPOSE MICROSOFT

BANKS SIGN UP FOR FBI PROGRAM

HACKER TESTS

Spotlight
TOUGH TEST FOR U.S. CODE-BREAKERS

CHINA, TAIWAN AND U.S. JOIN RANKS

PINKERTON IN CRISIS MANAGEMENT PUSH

JOHN CAMPBELL

MOVE TO BOOST INFLUENCE

NSA'S HAND IN SHAPING RESEARCH

ROBERT LARNED

NEW, REAL-TIME SARIN NERVE GAS SENSOR

SHAKE-UP AT FMS

SIGINT EXPORTS A BOON TO TCI

RUGGEDIZED COMPUTERS FOR C4I

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NEW TWISTS IN LONDON-WASHINGTON-TEHRAN GAME

11TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MONEY LAUNDERING IN MIAMI

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DIA BOSS SEES DIRE FUTURE FOR NEW THREATS

JACK DEVINE

EAVESDROPPING BETWEEN "WORST OF FRIENDS"

Spotlight FOUR SCENARIOS FOR INFORMATION WARFARE

RIVALRY REARS ITS HEAD IN INFOWAR

IRIDIUM ALSO ALARMS CANADIANS

NSA'S POST-COLD WAR PROFILE

BUD SHUSTER

A SYSTEM TO MONITOR JAPANESE SITES

PENTAGON WANTS TO IMPOSE MICROSOFT

BANKS SIGN UP FOR FBI PROGRAM

HACKER TESTS

Spotlight TOUGH TEST FOR U.S. CODE-BREAKERS

CHINA, TAIWAN AND U.S. JOIN RANKS

PINKERTON IN CRISIS MANAGEMENT PUSH

JOHN CAMPBELL

MOVE TO BOOST INFLUENCE

NSA'S HAND IN SHAPING RESEARCH

ROBERT LARNED

NEW, REAL-TIME SARIN NERVE GAS SENSOR

SHAKE-UP AT FMS

SIGINT EXPORTS A BOON TO TCI

RUGGEDIZED COMPUTERS FOR C4I

Spotlight NEW TWISTS IN LONDON-WASHINGTON-TEHRAN GAME

11TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MONEY LAUNDERING IN MIAMI

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FOUR SCENARIOS FOR INFORMATION WARFARE

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TOUGH TEST FOR U.S. CODE-BREAKERS

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NEW TWISTS IN LONDON-WASHINGTON-TEHRAN GAME