Ukraine, United States
CRDF Global champions DoS cyber support for Ukraine

Ukraine
How threat intelligence has become a commodity between Kyiv and its allies

Threat Intelligence is given particular prominence in aid programmes to develop Ukraine's cyber capabilities. In return, Western governments are banking on increased sharing of the data Kyiv obtains.

Ukraine
Ukraine seeks structure for its cyber troops

The country's cyberdefence capacities, embryonic when they were launched in 2021, have since evolved with the help of Western allies. Yet now, the Ukrainian government wants more control.

The Tech Times
Kyiv promotes cyber sharing, Iran deploys Cobra V8 jammer, DGSE after AI data analysis

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.

Kyiv RNBO promotes cyber collaboration

Tehran Iran's Revolutionary Guard receives first Cobra V8 SIGINT

Paris DGSE develops AI algorithms on databases

Ukraine, United States
US firm Cisco gaining dominance in Ukraine thanks to USAID's cyber assistance programmes

Cisco is playing a leading role in American technical assistance projects in Ukraine that are run by the US development agency USAID.

The Intelligence Gazette
DPR and fiscal intelligence, La France Insoumise and the CNCTR

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

FranceParliamentary intelligence delegation still queries new fiscal intelligence unit

FranceParliament rejects La France Insoumise support of intelligence techniques surveillance unit

Ukraine, United States
Following Penny Pritzker's appointment, USAID prepares reconstruction push in Ukraine

After an internal audit, the Ukrainian branch of the US development aid body aims to position itself as a leading player in the country's reconstruction.

Ukraine
Kyiv still seeks Chinese surveillance tools despite Western bans

The Ukrainian border guard service is still using surveillance tools made by Chinese groups Hikvision and Dahua for its southern units, despite the US and the UK gradually banning those firms.

Ukraine, United States
How Washington armoured Ukraine's border guards

The United States has been helping the Ukrainian border guard to boost its service since 2014. The lasting support and surveillance capacities it brings are proving vital to the unit in a time of war.

Ukraine, United States
US finances anti-mine vehicles for Ukrainian border guard

After Washington announced it will send cluster bombs to Ukraine, the State Department will deliver mine-resistant vehicles to enable the Ukrainian border guard to patrol landmine zones.

Ukraine, United States
Ex-Uber cybersecurity chief exhibits Ukrainian support in case against DoJ

Former Uber cybersecurity chief Joseph Sullivan, who was convicted last year of concealing a data breach, hopes backing from his supporters in Ukraine will help sway the courts in his favour for his appeal.

Europe, United States
US missions in Brussels facing internal imbalances

The war in Ukraine has revitalised the US State Department's three representative bodies in the European Union capital. Despite increases in funding, however, they are struggling with some internal deficiencies and operational overlaps.

France, Ukraine
Kyiv looks towards France for matters of cybersecurity

Ukrainian cybersecurity agency SSSCIP wants to partner up with its French counterpart, ANSSI, to boost its skills in critical infrastructure protection, cryptography and "qualification".

Ukraine
Ukrainian military cyber gets into shape for NATO outpost role

Hastily put together with volunteers a few months before the start of the Russian invasion, Ukraine's cyber command is shaping up for its new role as part of NATO's Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE).

Spotlight | Europe, Ukraine, United States
EU and US add muscle to still headless Ukrainian cyber defence

The cyber troops deployed by the Ukrainian president for the country's 30 years of independence in August have no commander as yet even as Kyiv's Western partners continue to offer generous levers for its cyber tools and Russia tries to impose its own red lines.

UAE, Ukraine
Washington favourite Cyber Unit Technologies tries its luck in UAE

Cyber Unit Technologies, which has been helping the US to strengthen Ukraine's cyberdefences, is setting up shop in Dubai.

United States
Lindsay fund buys PAE

A subsidiary of Lockheed, operating on the frontier between the humanitarian and private security fields, Pacific Architects & Engineers has been acquired by Lindsay Goldberg.