France's Intrinsec and Britain's Security Alliance help ENISA track down hackers

• BRUSSELS - Thales and PwC, the European Commission's threat intelligence providers.

• ARLINGTON/ADELAIDE - Australia's FiveCast loses US national security market guru. 

• NEW YORK - Evan Kohlmann, the second Flashpoint co-founder to jump ship.

• ARLINGTON - Faced with China, Mitchell Institute reinvents itself as a designer of drone policy. 

EU cybersecurity agency maps out pan-European incident response procedures 

Increasing numbers of European projects want to ramp up cooperation on cyber incident response and the European cybersecurity agency ENISA has found partners to help it shape its policy in this field.

Italian IPS puts down roots in European cyber 

The Italian electronic intelligence company IPS has won a contract in European Defence Agency (EDA) maritime surveillance.

Germany's Secunet to provide cyber-protection for EU Secret 

The European Union (EU), which would like member states' intelligence services to step up their information-sharing, has hired the German cryptography company Secunet to protect European institutions' classified EU Secret information.

NSA enters cybersecurity standards battle 

On September 29 the National Security Agency (NSA) announced the creation of a Center for Cybersecurity Standards (CCSS) in its [...]

ENISA puts pool of companies together to tackle new challenges 

Strengthened by the European parliament last year, the EU's cybersecurity agency has a pool of companies that work in areas that are priorities for the union as well as being close to NATO's concerns.

CEIS transforms after Darrason's departure 

Following the departure of Olivier Darrason, Guillaume Tissier, the new chairman of corporate intelligence firm CEIS, or Compagnie Européenne d'Intelligence [...]

Cybersecurity : Paris, Berlin want to remain masters of software security 

French and German cyber-security agencies are battling the European Union's efforts to confiscate the certification of software.