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Spotlight UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Issue dated 24/07/2013

US cyber-spies strike electronic gold

Without waiting for their former employee Edward Snowden to blow the whistle on their work as contractors to the National Security Agency (NSA), the US cyber-intelligence consultants Booz Allen Hamilton and others have already moved on to fresh pastures. The [...]

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Pentagon takes over allies' computer security

Nord Stream 2: Copenhagen thanked by Trump

Andrew Liveris capitalises on relationship with Mohammed bin Salman

Ex-ODNI heavyweight pushes for "cyber Project Manhattan"

Taqnia Cyber, architect of Mohammed bin Salman's cyber-force

Abu Dhabi’s NSA and its helping hands

Booz Allen makes push into Gulf oil cyber-security

Former CIA analyst watches over public spending

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NSA monitors Beijing in Europe

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Snowden hurts the DNI

Thales and Astrium’s partners

Snowden stuck in limbo, for now

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CyberPoint exports know-how

Spy scandal reshuffles deck

Mubadala ICT, Abu Dhabi's high-tech fund

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