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FRANCE Issue dated 05/12/2018

TOXIC detects classified document leaks

The DGA has developed a miniature tool that can automatically detect when classified documents are being leaked from computer networks. [...] (325 words)

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Comcyber, new arbiter for cyber-intelligence fusion

Following up on the implementation of its new cyber-defence strategy (IOL 822), earlier this month the French ministry of the [...]

RUSSIA 17/01/2019

Ramec, the FSB's computer Cerberus, stands guard

The computer security firm Ramec, the FSB's favourite technology partner, is playing an increasingly prominent role as Vladimir Putin pursues his policy of supplying only Russian-made equipment to the Russian intelligence services. [...]

UNITED STATES 19/12/2018

Intelligence community seeks to protect AI critical code

The US intelligence community's research agency is seeking solutions to protect its artificial intelligence tools from malicious attempts to change their core code. [...]

FRANCE 11/12/2018

Corexalys hires Pierre-Mayeul Badaire away from Suneris

Having recently resolved a dispute with his former employer Suneris, Pierre-Mayeul Badaire has joined the R&D department of the Paris cyber-intelligence firm that was founded earlier this year. [...]

FRANCE 12/09/2018

French Darknet monitoring role attracts bidders

An Israeli and an American startup are hoping to carve their niche in France in Darknet monitoring while the French cyber-sector struggles to take shape. [...]

FRANCE 06/06/2018

Sovereignty over digital tools divides intelligence chiefs

A report on digital technology in the armed forces has been published against the backdrop of a heated debated inside the military and the intelligence services about the sovereignty of equipment in their use. [...]

CIS Secure Computing equips the White House with computers certified to Tempest standards. © DR

UNITED STATES FRANCE 03/04/2018

Technology breaks open the Faraday cage

Advances in radio interception are pushing intelligence services and private companies to invent new methods of protection. [...]

FRANCE 14/02/2018

Paris wises up to darknet data leaks

After the leaking of massive quantities of data from industry, private corporations and public authorities in France are increasingly turning to the help of specialist firms for protection. [...]

FRANCE 08/04/2015

DGA enters race to develop effective GPS decoy

Drones and missiles can be deviated from their target by the manipulation of GPS signals. However counter-measures are being developed. [...]

FRANCE 13/07/2011

Cyber-command for French military

The French military is building a cyber-command that will be able to engage in defensive and offensive cyber warfare. [...]

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Pakistan's ISI steers establishment of Taliban security and intelligence apparatus

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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Pakistan's ISI steers establishment of Taliban security and intelligence apparatus

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

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