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AGENCIES SLAMMED FOR LOSING THEIR EDGE

The skills of the U.S. intelligence community have "dwindled since the break-up of the Soviet Union," according to the House [...]

Subscribers only 21.05.1998

NEW C3I PECKING ORDER

Launched at the end of last year, a reorganization of command, control, communication and intelligence (C3I) at the Department of [...]

Subscribers only 21.05.1998

WHY U.S. FAILED TO SPOT NUKE TEST

The U.S. intelligence community's failure to provide any warning of India's intention to detonate three nuclear devices at its Pokhran [...]

Subscribers only 21.05.1998

MAKING FEWER ERRORS IN READING IMAGERY

To help deal with ever-growing amounts of image intelligence (IMINT) that experts are required to analyze, the Defense Advanced Research [...]

Subscribers only 21.05.1998

DID IBM SALE HELP INDIANS TEST NUKES?

There is some suggestion that the easing of export controls on high performance computers by the Clinton administration might have [...]

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U.S. EXPLORES FRESH INTELLIGENCE VISTAS

A report on the way the U.S. responds to transnational threats has concluded that the American intelligence community needs to "get smarter about transnational groups – their motives, organization, sources of support and operational means." The report, a copy of [...]

Subscribers only 07.05.1998

USING EUROPE TO OUTFLANK OPPONENTS (CRYPTOGRAPHY)

Thrown onto the defensive by a generally hostile public opinion and business community at home, the U.S. intelligence agencies are [...]

Subscribers only 07.05.1998

SENSITIVE EXPORTS TO CHINA

Testifying before the U.S. Congress' Joint Economic Committee on April 28, William Reinsch, under secretary for export administration at the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 07.05.1998

ADM. JAMES FITZGERALD

Like a large number of American military and intelligence specialists before him, retired vice-admiral James Fitzgerald has moved into a [...]

Subscribers only 07.05.1998

DECOYS JUST KEEP GETTING SMARTER

The first international conference and exhibition ever organized in France by the U.S. Association of Old Crows was held in [...]

Subscribers only 07.05.1998

SIX BIOMETRIC PRODUCTS CERTIFIED

Six U.S. and Canadian firms specializing in biometric identification – Hi-Key Technologies, iNTELiTRAK Technologies, Miros, Mytec Technologies, National Registry and [...]

Subscribers only 07.05.1998

EPIC'S 1998 CONFERENCE

The U.S. association Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) is organizing [...]

Subscribers only 07.05.1998

TWO COMPUTERS IN ONE

To reduce the amount of space needed to operate a [...]

Subscribers only 07.05.1998

MINIATURE ROBOTS FOR U.S. ARMY

By the year 2000 the U.S. Army could be using [...]

Subscribers only 07.05.1998

A NEW STEP AGAINST FAKES

The U. S. company Imaging Automation based in New Hampshire [...]

Subscribers only 07.05.1998

THE NEW BIO-DETECTION MARKET

A new study by Frost & Sullivan entitled "World Markets for Chemical and Biological Warfare Agent Detection" reckons that the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 23.04.1998

COMMERCIAL IMAGERY FOR NIMA

The U.S. imagery company EarthWatch has signed a contract to establish a map of the Panama Canal zone under an [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 23.04.1998

RUBEN GARCIA

Ruben Garcia has been named assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation with responsibility for the personnel division in [...]

Subscribers only 23.04.1998

FBI SPREADS WINGS ABROAD

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is continuing to beef up its foreign liaison operations based on a four-year plan inaugurated [...]

Subscribers only 23.04.1998

A DIFFERENT TYPE OF AMERICAN SPY

Douglas Groat may have been the third CIA agent arrested on suspicion of spying in four years but his case [...]

Subscribers only 23.04.1998

SMART GUN FIRES ONLY WITH RIGHT USER

A miniature electronic fingerprint and verification device is currently being developed by the Connecticut-based semiconductor company Oxford Micro Devices to [...]

Subscribers only 23.04.1998

GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE FORUM

Open Sources Solutions (OSS) is staging its seventh annual conference [...]

Subscribers only 23.04.1998

FINDING NEW ANTIDOTES

The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded [...]

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NEW NETWORK PLANNED

The U.S. firm Tellium Inc. has won a $2.5 million [...]

Subscribers only 23.04.1998

AUTOMATED WAY TO MAKE WAR

U.S. Special Operations forces are taking a close look at [...]

Subscribers only 23.04.1998

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AGENCIES SLAMMED FOR LOSING THEIR EDGE

NEW C3I PECKING ORDER

WHY U.S. FAILED TO SPOT NUKE TEST

MAKING FEWER ERRORS IN READING IMAGERY

DID IBM SALE HELP INDIANS TEST NUKES?

Spotlight
U.S. EXPLORES FRESH INTELLIGENCE VISTAS

USING EUROPE TO OUTFLANK OPPONENTS (CRYPTOGRAPHY)

SENSITIVE EXPORTS TO CHINA

ADM. JAMES FITZGERALD

DECOYS JUST KEEP GETTING SMARTER

SIX BIOMETRIC PRODUCTS CERTIFIED

EPIC'S 1998 CONFERENCE

TWO COMPUTERS IN ONE

MINIATURE ROBOTS FOR U.S. ARMY

A NEW STEP AGAINST FAKES

THE NEW BIO-DETECTION MARKET

COMMERCIAL IMAGERY FOR NIMA

RUBEN GARCIA

FBI SPREADS WINGS ABROAD

A DIFFERENT TYPE OF AMERICAN SPY

SMART GUN FIRES ONLY WITH RIGHT USER

GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE FORUM

FINDING NEW ANTIDOTES

NEW NETWORK PLANNED

AUTOMATED WAY TO MAKE WAR

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AGENCIES SLAMMED FOR LOSING THEIR EDGE

NEW C3I PECKING ORDER

WHY U.S. FAILED TO SPOT NUKE TEST

MAKING FEWER ERRORS IN READING IMAGERY

DID IBM SALE HELP INDIANS TEST NUKES?

Spotlight U.S. EXPLORES FRESH INTELLIGENCE VISTAS

USING EUROPE TO OUTFLANK OPPONENTS (CRYPTOGRAPHY)

SENSITIVE EXPORTS TO CHINA

ADM. JAMES FITZGERALD

DECOYS JUST KEEP GETTING SMARTER

SIX BIOMETRIC PRODUCTS CERTIFIED

EPIC'S 1998 CONFERENCE

TWO COMPUTERS IN ONE

MINIATURE ROBOTS FOR U.S. ARMY

A NEW STEP AGAINST FAKES

THE NEW BIO-DETECTION MARKET

COMMERCIAL IMAGERY FOR NIMA

RUBEN GARCIA

FBI SPREADS WINGS ABROAD

A DIFFERENT TYPE OF AMERICAN SPY

SMART GUN FIRES ONLY WITH RIGHT USER

GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE FORUM

FINDING NEW ANTIDOTES

NEW NETWORK PLANNED

AUTOMATED WAY TO MAKE WAR

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