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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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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.

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GEORGE LOMBARD

The U.S. Signal Technology Corp, which specializes in electronics for the defense, space and communications industries, has just named George [...]

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BACKROOM AGENCY CLOSED DOWN

The Defense Support Project Office, one of the most obscure agencies in the U.S. intelligence community, is being closed down, [...]

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SENATE IN FAULT-FINDING MOOD

In a newly-released report on the 1999 U.S. intelligence budget of approximately $27 billion, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence [...]

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STUNNING GAPS IN COMPUTER SECURITY

A report that the U.S. General Accounting Office has tabled before the Senate's governmental affairs committee has forcefully demonstrated that [...]

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NSA PUSHES ISRAELI COMPUTER PRODUCT

The National Security Agency, which prides itself on ensuring the use of American-made chips and printed circuit boards for its [...]

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FISCAL HAVENS OUTLAWED?

Speaking in Paris on May 26 at a conference on [...]

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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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NEW C3I PECKING ORDER

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

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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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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NETSEC '98

The 8th annual NetSec conference devoted to the security of [...]

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THE THREATS AND TRANSPARENCY GAME

ELIZABETH MCINTOSH

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

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U.S. WEAVES AROUND ENCRYPTION OBSTACLES

GEORGE LOMBARD

BACKROOM AGENCY CLOSED DOWN

SENATE IN FAULT-FINDING MOOD

STUNNING GAPS IN COMPUTER SECURITY

NSA PUSHES ISRAELI COMPUTER PRODUCT

FISCAL HAVENS OUTLAWED?

SECURESUMMIT '98

$5 MILLION TO BREAK L5

MEMEX BUYS APPLIED MICRO TECHNOLOGY

FIRST AUTOMATIC TAKEOFF FOR OUTRIDER

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?

NETSEC '98

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THE THREATS AND TRANSPARENCY GAME

ELIZABETH MCINTOSH

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

GEORGE LOMBARD

BACKROOM AGENCY CLOSED DOWN

SENATE IN FAULT-FINDING MOOD

STUNNING GAPS IN COMPUTER SECURITY

NSA PUSHES ISRAELI COMPUTER PRODUCT

FISCAL HAVENS OUTLAWED?

SECURESUMMIT '98

$5 MILLION TO BREAK L5

MEMEX BUYS APPLIED MICRO TECHNOLOGY

FIRST AUTOMATIC TAKEOFF FOR OUTRIDER

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?

NETSEC '98

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