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

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Lumi Networks boosts its management, Boldend gets new CEO, bitCorp expands

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.

HerzliyaRoy Geva Glasberg joins Lumi Networks

WashingtonMichael Barry becomes CEO of Boldend

MilanbitCorp expands

UAE
Abu Dhabi-based vulnerability researcher Crowdfense undergoes a small revolution

The UAE's established zero-day firm is retooling management and its bug bounty programme

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

The parliament's PEGA committee, which was set up after the Pegasus affair, has been looking at the market for previously unknown - "zero day" - software vulnerabilities. It has called for a ban on selling them except when they are to be used to strengthen security in the system in which they were found.

Spotlight | Israel, UAE
Faced with Israeli resellers, foreign zero-day specialists flock to Abu Dhabi

The UAE is home to a growing number of unregistered vulnerability (zero-day) resellers, such as newcomers Vulns Security and Operation Zero. The Emirati authorities welcome this counterbalance to an over-reliance on Israel in this sector.

Israel
Netanyahu's cabinet pushes for changes to cyber export rules

Israel's new administration is looking at easing rules governing the export of offensive cybertools, which were tightened in 2021 following international outcry over the use of NSO's Pegasus spyware.

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Whooster tested by US Marshals, Sergio Caltagirone leaves Dragos

Whether in SIGINT, GEOINT, OSINT or cyber, we report each week on developments great and small in the world of the technical intelligence providers.

ArlingtonUS Marshals call in Whooster for their OSINT.

BaltimoreFormer NSA analyst Sergio Caltagirone says goodbye to Dragos.

Europe, UAE
Spain's Mollitiam Industries eyes Gulf cyber contracts

Already well-established in the Spanish-speaking world, the Spanish cyberintelligence startup will make its bow at ISS World in Dubai next week.