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United States
NGA takes steps to avoid more Snowden style leaks

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) launched a consultation in October for a full-scale audit of its computer security and risk [...]

Subscribers only Defence 30.10.2019

United States
NSA's new defence strategy takes first swap at hacker group Turla

The British National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and American NSA's October 21 report revealing new intelligence about Turla's operations and [...]

Subscribers only Defence 23.10.2019

China, United States
Mike Pompeo mobilises USAID against Huawei

The Trump administration is planning to use its overseas development agency USAID to combat Chinese domination of 5G telecoms networks [...]

Free access Defence 16.10.2019

Israel
Tel Aviv looks to facilitate cyber export licenses

According to our sources, the Israeli defence ministry and the prime minister' cabinet are keen to rapidly lift regulation holding [...]

Subscribers only Defence 16.10.2019

Russia
Kremlin's intelligence services focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI)

The Russian intelligence services are discreetly overseeing Moscow's machine-learning algorithm projects for 'public order' purposes.

Subscribers only Defence 16.10.2019

United States
Threatened by Donald Trump, the American part of Open Skies continues

A number of teams of US inspectors took part in [...]

Subscribers only Defence 16.10.2019

United States
US Army seeks order in cyber-intelligence

At the beginning of this month the US Army launched [...]

Subscribers only Defence 16.10.2019

France, Saudi Arabia
Riyadh has new defence attache in Paris

While Saudi Arabia's ambassador in Paris, Khalid ben Mohammed al [...]

Subscribers only Defence 16.10.2019

United States
NSA emerges as US cybersecurity shield by default

The October launch of the NSA's new Cybersecurity Directorate has placed the security agency as the US's main line of protection against cyberthreats, a rung above the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This extension of its field of action to include civil society also means the NSA will be involved in the many politically-charged issues looming on the horizon - the security of the 2020 US presidential elections for one.

Subscribers only Defence 09.10.2019

Spotlight | Saudi Arabia
Oil attacks open up opportunities for Western defence companies

The drone and cruise missile attacks on Aramco's oil processing facilities in Abqaiq and Khurais have sent Riyadh shopping for protection against further offensives.

Subscribers only Defence 02.10.2019

The attack on the Aramco oil complexes in Abqaiq on September 14, 2019.

United Kingdom
GCHQ prepares arrival of its cyber-cluster

GCHQ, Britain's interceptions agency, is poised to open a cyber-security innovation zone. Jeremy Fleming, the head of the agency, spoke [...]

Subscribers only Defence 02.10.2019

Germany
Military security opens doors to civilians

Under pressure in recent weeks, the MAD, Germany's military security service, is under scrutiny by the defence minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer. [...]

Subscribers only Defence 02.10.2019

Russia
Nikolai Patrushev takes stand against cyberattacks

Nikolaï Patrouchev, the secretary of Russia's national security council, warned Russian public agents to increase their vigilance with regard to [...]

Free access Defence 02.10.2019

United States
ODNI seeks cyber-intelligence chief

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) opened [...]

Subscribers only Defence 02.10.2019

Iraq
Western countries take scant view of ICTS star's sacking

The sacking of Abdulwahab Al Saadi as deputy commander of [...]

Subscribers only Defence 02.10.2019

United States
Washington planning restrictions on surveillance technology exporters

The US Department of State is preparing a new directive to curb sales of surveillance equipment to countries deemed to be a risk. Number one of that list is Beijing, of which Congress has been increasingly critical, taking an approach that could weigh heavily on US security and biometric industrials implanted in China.

Subscribers only Defence 25.09.2019

France
Emmanuel Macron wants to fight back against cyber-infiltration

A report on international law in cyber operations was published by the armed forces ministry on September 9, providing a [...]

Subscribers only Defence 18.09.2019

United Kingdom
Kevan Jones concerned about British Army psyops division

In a flurry of parliamentary questions to the Secretary of [...]

Subscribers only Defence 18.09.2019

United Kingdom
Grace I tanker affair: Lord West probes Britain's actions

Just before the end of the parliamentary session called by [...]

Subscribers only Defence 18.09.2019

China
Guoanbu and Gonganbu barricade Beijing

Ahead of celebrations to mark the 70th anniversary of the [...]

Subscribers only Defence 18.09.2019

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