France
Prison intelligence still seeks role within French intelligence community

France
French intelligence increasingly mobilised against cults

Cult-like organisations have grown more and more active since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. As a result, French anti-cult agency MIVILUDES, now under the authority of the interior ministry, is increasingly collaborating with the intelligence community.

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SVR, Tracfin, Romanian cyber, French prison intelligence

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community from Moscow to Paris and Washington.

RussiaSVR awards artists' prize.

FranceTracfin places focus on transparency

USWashington provides close cyber support to Romania

FrancePrison intelligence struggling

France
French prison intelligence in need of cyber-tools

Two years after joining the intelligence community's 'second circle', France's prison intelligence service, the SNRP, is in the market for data-gathering technology. However companies in the sector are not queuing up to work for it.

France
Rolland's eviction as territorial intelligence chief causes stir

Well-connected official Bertrand Chamoulaud is being tipped to replace the woman who was removed last week as the head of France's SCRT.

France
Gendarmerie intelligence service goes into business protection in the absence of a greater counter-terrorism role

The gendarmerie's intelligence service, the SDAO, is only being allowed to play a marginal role in the domestic intelligence effort overseen by the DGSI, despite improved access to some police databases.

France
Intelligence Academy launches analysis training

France's Intelligence Academy, headed by François Chambon, has launched a new analysis training programme for the top six intelligence services, [...]

France
Prison intelligence service wants to its own training school

Highly solicited for its monitoring of radicalised inmates, France's national prison intelligence unit, the SNRP, would like to see correctional staff contribute to the task from day one of their training.