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FRANCE Issue 819 dated 05/12/2018

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Comcyber, new arbiter for cyber-intelligence fusion

Ramec, the FSB's computer Cerberus, stands guard

Intelligence community seeks to protect AI critical code

Corexalys hires Pierre-Mayeul Badaire away from Suneris

French Darknet monitoring role attracts bidders

Sovereignty over digital tools divides intelligence chiefs

Technology breaks open the Faraday cage

Paris wises up to darknet data leaks

DGA enters race to develop effective GPS decoy

Cyber-command for French military

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Former NSA chief Mike Rogers guides Zafrir in the US

DRM calls on CAE to cover ISR programme

Westminster concerned about Russian inroads into Africa

Comcyber, new arbiter for cyber-intelligence fusion

Ramec, the FSB's computer Cerberus, stands guard

Intelligence community seeks to protect AI critical code

Corexalys hires Pierre-Mayeul Badaire away from Suneris

French Darknet monitoring role attracts bidders

Sovereignty over digital tools divides intelligence chiefs

Technology breaks open the Faraday cage

Paris wises up to darknet data leaks

DGA enters race to develop effective GPS decoy

Cyber-command for French military

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