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KROLL ASSOCIATES ROCKED BY CRISIS

The credit-rating and insurance information company Equifax is scheduled to buy a majority stake in Kroll Associates from its founder, [...]

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ROGER TAMRAZ

In suddenly popping up on the American political scene in the scandal over the financing of the Democrat Party's 1996 [...]

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FULL MARKS FOR XEROX

The American Productivity and Quality Center (APQC), a body that [...]

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PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

Scientists at the University of Southampton working on the molecular [...]

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A NEW BATTLELAB FOR AIR FORCE

The U.S. Air Force opened its first Information Warfare Battlelab [...]

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ANTI-TERROR TRAINING FOR SOLDIERS

American servicemen are to get training in anti-terrorism tactics before [...]

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GETTING AROUND EXPORT CURB

Two companies, UK Web Ltd. and C2Net Software, Inc., have [...]

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SAUDIS AND AMERICANS DIFFER OVER SECURITY

Greeted like a head of state in Washington, Saudi Arabia's defense minister, prince Sultan Ibn Abd al Aziz, nonetheless made it plain to president Bill Clinton and his new security team that the Riyadh government differs over American security policy [.

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GERMANS EXPEL AMERICAN SPY

Will there be a rash of fresh cases of Americans spying on their allies over the next few years? With [...]

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BETTER SHIELD FOR INFRASTRUCTURE

Set up last December, the President's Commission on Critical Infrastructure Protection (PCCIP) that aims to hammer out a national strategy [...]

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WILLIAM PERRY

William Perry, who served successively as deputy defense secretary and then defense secretary from 1993 to earlier this year, has [...]

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PRICE OF A SEAT ON PFIAB?

When president Bill Clinton named two unknown figures, Sante Fe real estate promoter Richard Bloch and Stanley Shuman, a New [...]

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HACKERS ISSUE ELECTRONIC TERROR THREAT

The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration reported earlier this month that hackers had broken into the NASA Internet web [...]

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ANDERSEN ADOPTS IT

One of the world's big six auditing and accountancy firms, [...]

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A SPECIAL EXEMPTION FOR SOME

Any country which doesn't win U.S. certification that it is [...]

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PROSPECTS FOR THE YEAR 2010

The Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) is organized [...]

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STUDYING DEADLY VIRUS

The FBI plans to build a $150 million laboratory to [...]

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SOFTWARE KEPT SOLDIERS OUT OF TROUBLE

A Scottish company that is currently expanding in the U.S. claims that a software tool it developed was largely responsible [...]

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COMING ERA OF HAND-SIZED SPY PLANE

Fifteen months ago it was revealed that one of the pet "black" schemes of the Pentagon's Advanced Research Projects Agency [...]

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NEW BLAST AGAINST SANCTIONS

Only days after the boss of the U.S. oil company Conoco, Archie Dunham, criticized Washington for applying unilateral sanctions (IN [...]

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SECOND-GUESSING THE COMPETITION

A U.S. firm that touts itself as a global leader in providing competitive intelligence solutions has begun marketing a system [...]

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NO FRONTIERS FOR EAVESDROPPERS

The European Union and United States have been secretly working for five years to define new industrial standards and procedures [...]

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TESTING THE LIMITS

Using the resources of 5,000 computers spread across the entire [...]

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GRAPHICAL MAP

The California-based start-up company Semio Corp. has just launched SemioMap, [...]

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PORTER GOSS

Named by speaker Newt Gringrich as president of the House's Select Committee on Intelligence on Jan. 27, Porter Goss, aged [...]

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KROLL ASSOCIATES ROCKED BY CRISIS

ROGER TAMRAZ

FULL MARKS FOR XEROX

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

A NEW BATTLELAB FOR AIR FORCE

ANTI-TERROR TRAINING FOR SOLDIERS

GETTING AROUND EXPORT CURB

Spotlight
SAUDIS AND AMERICANS DIFFER OVER SECURITY

GERMANS EXPEL AMERICAN SPY

BETTER SHIELD FOR INFRASTRUCTURE

WILLIAM PERRY

PRICE OF A SEAT ON PFIAB?

HACKERS ISSUE ELECTRONIC TERROR THREAT

ANDERSEN ADOPTS IT

A SPECIAL EXEMPTION FOR SOME

PROSPECTS FOR THE YEAR 2010

STUDYING DEADLY VIRUS

SOFTWARE KEPT SOLDIERS OUT OF TROUBLE

COMING ERA OF HAND-SIZED SPY PLANE

NEW BLAST AGAINST SANCTIONS

SECOND-GUESSING THE COMPETITION

NO FRONTIERS FOR EAVESDROPPERS

TESTING THE LIMITS

GRAPHICAL MAP

PORTER GOSS

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KROLL ASSOCIATES ROCKED BY CRISIS

ROGER TAMRAZ

FULL MARKS FOR XEROX

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

A NEW BATTLELAB FOR AIR FORCE

ANTI-TERROR TRAINING FOR SOLDIERS

GETTING AROUND EXPORT CURB

Spotlight SAUDIS AND AMERICANS DIFFER OVER SECURITY

GERMANS EXPEL AMERICAN SPY

BETTER SHIELD FOR INFRASTRUCTURE

WILLIAM PERRY

PRICE OF A SEAT ON PFIAB?

HACKERS ISSUE ELECTRONIC TERROR THREAT

ANDERSEN ADOPTS IT

A SPECIAL EXEMPTION FOR SOME

PROSPECTS FOR THE YEAR 2010

STUDYING DEADLY VIRUS

SOFTWARE KEPT SOLDIERS OUT OF TROUBLE

COMING ERA OF HAND-SIZED SPY PLANE

NEW BLAST AGAINST SANCTIONS

SECOND-GUESSING THE COMPETITION

NO FRONTIERS FOR EAVESDROPPERS

TESTING THE LIMITS

GRAPHICAL MAP

PORTER GOSS

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SAUDIS AND AMERICANS DIFFER OVER SECURITY