United States
Moultrie to face Pentagon's intelligence problems

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Assured Information Security's cyber contract renewed, Ofer Cohen launches Israeli firm, Brian Katz into private sector

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.

Rome, Washington Assured Information Security lands more cyber for USAF

Ga'ash Ofer Cohen launches Israeli firm

Menlo Park Brian Katz invests in intelligence

Spotlight | United States
Corporate intel firms snap up national security talents ahead of election campaign

WestExec, Pallas and Beacon Global have all taken on former CIA and Pentagon officials affiliated with both parties. The 2024 presidential candidates are sure to view industry firms as oases to find political advisers and, for the winner, the staff for the new administration.

United Kingdom, United States
UK's Labour taps into Sally Donnelly's powerful Washington network

With the UK's Conservative government facing the possibility of a snap general election, Labour's defence teams have got moving in Washington.

Israel, United States
Pangea Group gauges mood in Israel for US State Department

The US State Department's search for an analytics provider for its embassy in Israel has landed on Pangea Group, an open source intelligence specialist.

Spotlight | United States
Resolute loses Moultrie but still has two CIA-veteran advisers

Founded a little over a year ago, the national security division of the Washington consulting firm Resolute Strategic Services employs several intelligence veterans.

Australia, Japan, United States
US shields telecommunications systems in Indo-Pacific from Chinese influence with Palau submarine cable

Several government- and privately-backed submarine cable projects in the Indo-Pacific are underway, as the US prepares to work with Japan on 5G with an eye on curbing Beijing's growing reach in the region.

Iraq, United States
Washington worried it will lose control of contractors in Baghdad

Called by Washington, Baghdad's decision to lift restrictions on visa deliveries should make life easier for the many contractors working in Iraq. But it could stop the US from keeping an eye on these private operators, now allowed to set up shop in Baghdad entirely on the own.

Spotlight | United States
Future ODNI's General Counsel wears Prada

The well-connected Chris Fonzone is headed back to US intelligence at a time when a rethink is underway on the legal framework for cyberspace.

United States
Pentagon working closer with DNI on information warfare

The DoD is working with the intelligence community to respond more effectively to influence operations.

United States
Biden's intelligence transition team heavy on data specialists

Joe Biden's interim administration includes a number of Obama-era spymasters, who were waiting patiently in the private sector. Their clients have much to gain.