Europe
EU Parliament seeks to tighten control over European zero day vulnerability market

The Tech Telegraph
Mollitiam gets new CEO, Paolo Stagno joins Crowdfense, Whooster assists US Secret Service

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT and a dose of cyber, each week we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

ToledoSantiago Molins Riera takes helm at Mollitiam Industries

Abu DhabiPaolo Stagno joins zero-day supplier Crowdfense

WashingtonUS Secret Service updates OSINT platform

United States
Dark Circuit Labs looks for vulnerabilities for Lockheed Martin

Young US cyber company Dark Circuit Labs is continuing to work for Lockheed Martin despite an internal quarrel over its contract with the US defence giant.

Italy
Dataflow Security tracks down vulnerabilities for Europe's cyber intelligence companies

Young Italian firm Dataflow Security sells the zero-day vulnerabilities it finds, along with the exploit codes that go with them, to European cyber intelligence operators.

France
Metabug teams up with state research entity

Through the French Tech Méditerranée grouping of start-ups in the south of France, the vulnerability research company owned by Vupen's former employees has joined forces with the defence innovation agency.

Spotlight | Israel
Dataflow Security and Rayzone poach key staff from troubled NSO

Between them, Italy's Dataflow Security and Israel's Rayzone Group have signed up a couple of specialists from the troubled Israeli cyber intelligence firm NSO Group.

Europe, Italy
Dataflow Security moves into the big league

Italian-based newcomer Dataflow Security is ramping up its credentials ahead of its participation at the next ISS fair, the place to be for providers of cyberoffensive tools. The firm has recently poached highly experienced zero-day vulnerability researchers from intelligence agencies.