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LEWIS MERLETTI

The U.S. government last week swore in Lewis Merletti as the 19th director of the Secret Service which protects American [...]

Subscribers only 12.06.1997

FIRST BI SOFTWARE FOR GOVERNMENT

One of the world's Big Six accountancies, KMPG Peat Marwick, has begun marketing software that aims specifically -- and for [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 12.06.1997

IN SPACE, SMALL CAN BE PROFITABLE

The American government has awarded a $5.1 million contract to Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL), a British company based in Guildford, [...]

Subscribers only 12.06.1997

NEW ACCENT ON HUMINT

The intelligence committees in both the House and Senate have lent strong backing to the Clinton administration's bid to boost [...]

Subscribers only 12.06.1997

DEA TRAINS ISRAELIS

A team from the American Drug Enforcement Administration arrived discreetly [...]

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NEW CRUSADE AGAINST CORRUPTION

The American government has just won a fresh and significant battle in its fight to forge a new world economic landscape. The annual Council meeting of ministers from OECD countries meeting in Paris on May 26-27 formally adopted a recommendation [...]

Subscribers only 29.05.1997

LT.-GEN. ANTHONY ZINNI

A lieutenant-general in the U.S. Marine Corps, Anthony Zinni, has been nominated head of the U.S. Central Command that overseas [...]

Subscribers only 29.05.1997

COMPANIES GAIN FROM GOVERNMENT RESEARCH

Information technology originally developed for the U.S. government is moving increasingly into mainstream use by the American business and finance [...]

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SPECIAL FORCES FEAR LOSING EDGE

A poll of 200 American special forces personnel indicates they fear that they could lose their edge because of the [...]

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AFTER SOFTWARE, NOW THE HARDWARE

An American company that won a major, five-year contract to supply software to the U.S. defense intelligence community in 1995 [...]

Subscribers only 29.05.1997

TIGHTER CLAMPS ON MONEY TRANSFERS

In an attempt to crack down on money launderers, the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 29.05.1997

SECRET SERVICEMEN IDENTIFIED

In its second issue, the on-line magazine of French hackers, [...]

Subscribers only 29.05.1997

A FACE IN THE CROWD

A Malaysian security system company is teaming up with Visionics [...]

Subscribers only 29.05.1997

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SEEKING NEW INFOWAR CONCEPTS

With military, civilian and intelligence communications systems currently entwined to the point of being virtually inseparable and stretching across the globe the security architecture that was based up to now on protecting data by electronic ramparts has broken down.

Subscribers only 15.05.1997

PROTECTION A POOR BARGAIN

The United States pays up to $60 billion a year to defend what amounts to only $30 billion worth of [...]

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THE SWITCH TO SMALLER SATELLITES

The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) is putting the final touches to changes in its organizational structures in response to recommendations [...]

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GEORGE TENET

After hammering away incessantly at Anthony Lake to the point that he threw in the sponge in late March, the [...]

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CONTROVERSIAL DETECTOR LANDS CONTRACT

Early this month the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) placed a $12.2 million order for bomb-detection systems with three American [...]

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SAVING MONEY THE NAVY WAY

In its fight to save ever-scarcer defense dollars, the U.S. Navy has been on the lookout for civil products that [...]

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A MARKET PLACE FOR INTELLIGENCE

Open source intelligence isn't designed to replace either spies or satellites but should be able to provide political decision-makers with [...]

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COOPERS & LYBRAND MAKE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE DEBUT

Some months ago one of the Big Six accountancies and [...]

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PROMISING RESULTS

A project funded by the Pentagon to develop ground-penetrating radar [...]

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NEW COMMUNICATION GEAR FOR MARINES IN CONGO

For the first time troops from the 26th Marine Expeditionary [...]

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CIA SLIMS DOWN FOR FASTER ACTION

In its first major shakeup since 1981, the Central Intelligence Agency's Directorate of Intelligence has cut the number of directorate offices from nine to five. The overhaul results from a review undertaken by John Gannon, deputy Director for Intelligence, and [.

Subscribers only 30.04.1997

DRONES GET A DRUBBING

Over the past 18 years the U.S. defense department has [...]

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LEWIS MERLETTI

FIRST BI SOFTWARE FOR GOVERNMENT

IN SPACE, SMALL CAN BE PROFITABLE

NEW ACCENT ON HUMINT

DEA TRAINS ISRAELIS

Spotlight
NEW CRUSADE AGAINST CORRUPTION

LT.-GEN. ANTHONY ZINNI

COMPANIES GAIN FROM GOVERNMENT RESEARCH

SPECIAL FORCES FEAR LOSING EDGE

AFTER SOFTWARE, NOW THE HARDWARE

TIGHTER CLAMPS ON MONEY TRANSFERS

SECRET SERVICEMEN IDENTIFIED

A FACE IN THE CROWD

Spotlight
SEEKING NEW INFOWAR CONCEPTS

PROTECTION A POOR BARGAIN

THE SWITCH TO SMALLER SATELLITES

GEORGE TENET

CONTROVERSIAL DETECTOR LANDS CONTRACT

SAVING MONEY THE NAVY WAY

A MARKET PLACE FOR INTELLIGENCE

COOPERS & LYBRAND MAKE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE DEBUT

PROMISING RESULTS

NEW COMMUNICATION GEAR FOR MARINES IN CONGO

Spotlight
CIA SLIMS DOWN FOR FASTER ACTION

DRONES GET A DRUBBING

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LEWIS MERLETTI

FIRST BI SOFTWARE FOR GOVERNMENT

IN SPACE, SMALL CAN BE PROFITABLE

NEW ACCENT ON HUMINT

DEA TRAINS ISRAELIS

Spotlight NEW CRUSADE AGAINST CORRUPTION

LT.-GEN. ANTHONY ZINNI

COMPANIES GAIN FROM GOVERNMENT RESEARCH

SPECIAL FORCES FEAR LOSING EDGE

AFTER SOFTWARE, NOW THE HARDWARE

TIGHTER CLAMPS ON MONEY TRANSFERS

SECRET SERVICEMEN IDENTIFIED

A FACE IN THE CROWD

Spotlight SEEKING NEW INFOWAR CONCEPTS

PROTECTION A POOR BARGAIN

THE SWITCH TO SMALLER SATELLITES

GEORGE TENET

CONTROVERSIAL DETECTOR LANDS CONTRACT

SAVING MONEY THE NAVY WAY

A MARKET PLACE FOR INTELLIGENCE

COOPERS & LYBRAND MAKE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE DEBUT

PROMISING RESULTS

NEW COMMUNICATION GEAR FOR MARINES IN CONGO

Spotlight CIA SLIMS DOWN FOR FASTER ACTION

DRONES GET A DRUBBING

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