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NEW ROUND IN FIGHT AGAINST BANS

American companies are again taking up the cudgel against the sanctions that Washington slaps on nations it doesn't like. USA [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 30.04.1997

BRIGHT SIDE OF DOWNSIZING

The Pentagon has learned that restructuring in the U.S. defense industry needn't be painful to everyone. Indeed, ever since the [...]

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HOW GRU WORMED ITS WAY INTO BOEING

Ira Winkler, former NSA analyst and now the National Computer Security Association's technology director, ranks among the best American specialists [...]

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RISKS, ESPIONAGE AND VIRUSES

The Computer Security Institute (CSI) is organizing its seventh annual [...]

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FACIAL RECOGNITION SOFTWARE

The state of New Mexico has handed a company named [...]

Subscribers only 30.04.1997

ELECTRONIC UMBRELLAS GET SMALLER BUT BETTER

The U.S. Army has finished testing the latest version of [...]

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A "WONDERFUL MARRIAGE" FOR KROLL

As predicted (IN 308), the Atlanta-based Equifax company's Insurance Services Group (ISG) announced on April 1 that it had purchased [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 17.04.1997

PROMIS, A U.S. LISTENING POST

The PROMIS affair named after the ultra sophisticated software of that name developed by the U.S. company Inslaw arguably ranks [...]

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A SPY PLANE'S SECRET CRASH

The U.S. Defense Department and Britain's Ministry of Defence have both denied a report published in the March issue of [...]

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ELJAY BOWRON

The outgoing director of the U.S. Secret Service which sees to the protection of the president in addition to other [...]

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CIA TELLS IT STRAIGHT TO ARAFAT

Intelligence Newsletter understands that secret talks which Yasser Arafat held in Gaza on April 9 with U.S. and Israeli intelligence [...]

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NEW RULES FOR EW EXPORTS

A high-level committee has been set up by the American military to hammer out fresh guidelines for the sale of [...]

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FINANCIAL CRIME IN TAX HAVENS

The Oceana Publications concern is organizing its 8th conference in [...]

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POLICE CHIEF GOES INTO BUSINESS

Los Angeles' deputy police chief John White is to join [...]

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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, [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 27.03.1997

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 [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 27.03.1997

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

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

Subscribers only 27.03.1997

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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All articles - United States

NEW ROUND IN FIGHT AGAINST BANS

BRIGHT SIDE OF DOWNSIZING

HOW GRU WORMED ITS WAY INTO BOEING

RISKS, ESPIONAGE AND VIRUSES

FACIAL RECOGNITION SOFTWARE

ELECTRONIC UMBRELLAS GET SMALLER BUT BETTER

A "WONDERFUL MARRIAGE" FOR KROLL

PROMIS, A U.S. LISTENING POST

A SPY PLANE'S SECRET CRASH

ELJAY BOWRON

CIA TELLS IT STRAIGHT TO ARAFAT

NEW RULES FOR EW EXPORTS

FINANCIAL CRIME IN TAX HAVENS

POLICE CHIEF GOES INTO BUSINESS

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

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SAUDIS AND AMERICANS DIFFER OVER SECURITY

A SPECIAL EXEMPTION FOR SOME

PROSPECTS FOR THE YEAR 2010

STUDYING DEADLY VIRUS

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NEW ROUND IN FIGHT AGAINST BANS

BRIGHT SIDE OF DOWNSIZING

HOW GRU WORMED ITS WAY INTO BOEING

RISKS, ESPIONAGE AND VIRUSES

FACIAL RECOGNITION SOFTWARE

ELECTRONIC UMBRELLAS GET SMALLER BUT BETTER

A "WONDERFUL MARRIAGE" FOR KROLL

PROMIS, A U.S. LISTENING POST

A SPY PLANE'S SECRET CRASH

ELJAY BOWRON

CIA TELLS IT STRAIGHT TO ARAFAT

NEW RULES FOR EW EXPORTS

FINANCIAL CRIME IN TAX HAVENS

POLICE CHIEF GOES INTO BUSINESS

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

A SPECIAL EXEMPTION FOR SOME

PROSPECTS FOR THE YEAR 2010

STUDYING DEADLY VIRUS

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SAUDIS AND AMERICANS DIFFER OVER SECURITY