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FACE-LIFT FOR DOE'S INTELLIGENCE

The Department of Energy is putting the final touches to a revamp of its intelligence and counter-intelligence service in response [...]

Subscribers only 16.07.1998

ENCRYPTION WITH A "PRIVATE DOORBELL"

Thirteen U.S. computer companies announced on July 13 that they had made a new "breakthrough" on the encryption export front. [...]

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PARIS WANTS TO LISTEN IN ON IRIDIUM

The international Iridium LLC consortium has begun buying full-page advertisements in French dailies to announce its plans to launch a [...]

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DAVID CARPENTER

A former bodyguard to U.S. presidents Nixon, Ford, Carter and Bush, David Carpenter has found himself projected into the post [...]

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CLEARING MINES AND BOMBS

The Pentagon and Department of Energy (DoE) recently signed an [...]

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HOW PEACE-KEEPERS GLEAN VITAL INTELLIGENCE

Over the past few years the CIA has worked to compensate for the closure of about 15 stations in Africa by relying heavily on military travelers to provide both political intelligence and information to support American military operations on the [...]

Subscribers only 02.07.1998

THE THREATS AND TRANSPARENCY GAME

In a hearing before a Senate panel on June 24, CIA director George Tenet and NSA boss Lt.-Gen. Kenneth Minihan [...]

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ELIZABETH MCINTOSH

For the first time a well-backgrounded book pays proper homage to the 4,000 women – a fifth of the entire [...]

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CORRECTION

In the last issue of Intelligence Newsletter (IN 337, June [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 02.07.1998

BELGIAN TECHNOLOGY FOR SAC

The Belgian company Keyware Technologies has offered the U.S. SAC [...]

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AFOSI WINS ITS SPURS

The computer forensic laboratory of the U.S. Air Force Office [...]

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NATO TEACHING OTHERS THE ROPES

For thee first time, nine students from non-NATO countries (Austria, [...]

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44TH ANNUAL ASIS SEMINAR

Over 15,000 people from around the world are expected in [...]

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NEW PUSH FOR NETWORK SECURITY

Not too long ago the intelligence and defense sectors were alone in worrying about the security of information systems, and the question was handled on a national level. But with the growth of the Internet the issue now involves every [.

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HOW THE U.S. GOT IT WRONG

The U.S. intelligence community's failure to provide warning of the recent Indian nuclear tests stemmed from a combination of analytical, [...]

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BLACK EYE FOR TRUSTED THIRD PARTIES SYSTEM

A working group counting 11 of the best-known scientists in the United States and Britain in the encryption field has [...]

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DARO'S FAREWELL MESSAGE

The Defense Airborne Reconnaissance Office (DARO) has left behind a farewell message containing recommendations for the future of airborne reconnaissance [...]

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JOHN GANNON

Just named assistant to the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) for analysis and production (see pages 6-7), John Gannon is [...]

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JAY DAVIS

Jay Davis has been chosen to set up the Pentagon's future Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) and head it once [...]

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NEW THREATS IN CYBER TERRORISM

The 13th annual symposium of the University of Illinois' Office [...]

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U.S. WEAVES AROUND ENCRYPTION OBSTACLES

Running into stiff resistance from both the U.S. public and corporate America to its efforts to regulate encryption, the Clinton administration has been maneuvering subtly in recent years to have the last word on the matter.

Subscribers only 04.06.1998

SECURESUMMIT '98

The Entrust Technologies company is organizing a conference in Chicago [...]

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$5 MILLION TO BREAK L5

JAWS Technologies (formerly E-Biz Solutions) has just offered a $5 [...]

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MEMEX BUYS APPLIED MICRO TECHNOLOGY

The Scottish firm Memex, which supplies criminal intelligence systems in [...]

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FIRST AUTOMATIC TAKEOFF FOR OUTRIDER

Alliant Techsystems' tactical unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) Outrider has made [...]

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FACE-LIFT FOR DOE'S INTELLIGENCE

ENCRYPTION WITH A "PRIVATE DOORBELL"

PARIS WANTS TO LISTEN IN ON IRIDIUM

DAVID CARPENTER

CLEARING MINES AND BOMBS

Spotlight
HOW PEACE-KEEPERS GLEAN VITAL INTELLIGENCE

THE THREATS AND TRANSPARENCY GAME

ELIZABETH MCINTOSH

CORRECTION

BELGIAN TECHNOLOGY FOR SAC

AFOSI WINS ITS SPURS

NATO TEACHING OTHERS THE ROPES

44TH ANNUAL ASIS SEMINAR

Spotlight
NEW PUSH FOR NETWORK SECURITY

HOW THE U.S. GOT IT WRONG

BLACK EYE FOR TRUSTED THIRD PARTIES SYSTEM

DARO'S FAREWELL MESSAGE

JOHN GANNON

JAY DAVIS

NEW THREATS IN CYBER TERRORISM

Spotlight
U.S. WEAVES AROUND ENCRYPTION OBSTACLES

SECURESUMMIT '98

$5 MILLION TO BREAK L5

MEMEX BUYS APPLIED MICRO TECHNOLOGY

FIRST AUTOMATIC TAKEOFF FOR OUTRIDER

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FACE-LIFT FOR DOE'S INTELLIGENCE

ENCRYPTION WITH A "PRIVATE DOORBELL"

PARIS WANTS TO LISTEN IN ON IRIDIUM

DAVID CARPENTER

CLEARING MINES AND BOMBS

Spotlight HOW PEACE-KEEPERS GLEAN VITAL INTELLIGENCE

THE THREATS AND TRANSPARENCY GAME

ELIZABETH MCINTOSH

CORRECTION

BELGIAN TECHNOLOGY FOR SAC

AFOSI WINS ITS SPURS

NATO TEACHING OTHERS THE ROPES

44TH ANNUAL ASIS SEMINAR

Spotlight NEW PUSH FOR NETWORK SECURITY

HOW THE U.S. GOT IT WRONG

BLACK EYE FOR TRUSTED THIRD PARTIES SYSTEM

DARO'S FAREWELL MESSAGE

JOHN GANNON

JAY DAVIS

NEW THREATS IN CYBER TERRORISM

Spotlight U.S. WEAVES AROUND ENCRYPTION OBSTACLES

SECURESUMMIT '98

$5 MILLION TO BREAK L5

MEMEX BUYS APPLIED MICRO TECHNOLOGY

FIRST AUTOMATIC TAKEOFF FOR OUTRIDER

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HOW PEACE-KEEPERS GLEAN VITAL INTELLIGENCE

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NEW PUSH FOR NETWORK SECURITY

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U.S. WEAVES AROUND ENCRYPTION OBSTACLES