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In war, Israeli cyber firms leave and US cyber firms land

Israeli cyber intelligence firms are pulling out of Ukraine while US companies such as the facial recognition firm Clearview are moving in. [...] (346 words)

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Bler
Clearview
Forenza
GUR
Hoan Ton-That
Jonas Zolkén
NSO
Rayzone
Reuters
SBU
ULTRA
Volodymyr Zelensky
Yuliy Gere

Israel's Cyberglobes is SBU's new OSINT supplier

Israeli open source intelligence firm Cyberglobes has scooped up a contract, previously held by Rayzone and Ultra, to supply Ukraine's internal intelligence service, the SBU. [...]

ITALY 04/11/2022

Carabinieri to take delivery of an OSINT platform from DeepCyber

An Italian Carabinieri unit combating organised crime has tasked DeepCyber with developing a complete open source intelligence system for it. In so doing, the unit is following the example of counterparts in other European countries, which are also looking to develop their own dedicated systems. [...]

ISRAEL UKRAINE 26/10/2022

Israeli OSINT firm Espy keeps foot in Ukraine thanks to Cyberio

Most Israeli firms have left Ukraine but the open source intelligence firm Espy is still working there with its local representative Cyberio. [...]

UNITED STATES 06/05/2022

Cyber Battle Lab experiments bogged down by provider war

The US Cyber Battle Lab, which is responsible for cyber experiments, has seen its operations blocked due to a war between its contractors. Its subcontractor Advanced Technology Leaders is being challenged by its predecessor, Ad hoc Research Associates. [...]

ISRAEL 28/04/2022

Newbie Majestic Technologies makes bold first move with ISS sponsorship

The cyber intelligence newcomer has aimed high for its debut in the sector with plans to sponsor ISS World Asia, the go-to gathering for the world's surveillance specialists. [...]

ISRAEL LITHUANIA UKRAINE 07/04/2022

Israel's Skylock brought into Ukrainian anti-drone battlefield by Lithuania's NT Service

Skylock, the anti-drone subsidary of Israel's Avnon, is supplying materiel to the Ukrainian army indirectly through its Lithuanian partner NT Service - an arrangement that avoids embarassing 'neutral' Israel. [...]

BELARUS FRANCE 07/03/2022

Alisia, the French operation that neutralised Lukashenko

At the centre of everyone's attention, Minsk was the subject of an intelligence operation led by Paris that helped dissuade Alexander Lukashenko from sending his troops to Ukraine. Meanwhile, Moscow is considering its next move, while its CIS allies are keeping a low profile. [...]

Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko (L) during exercises of the Russian strategic deterrent forces in Moscow, 19 February 2022.

UKRAINE 21/02/2022

Avakov's resignation and Ukraine worries rekindle use of border guard intelligence

The intense geopolitical and media focus on Ukraine has Kyiv's intelligence agents working round the clock and has revived central government's interest in its border guard capabilities. [...]

Head of Ukraine's state border control agency, the DPSU, Serguiy Deineko.

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ISRAEL UKRAINE 13/01/2022

Ukraine's domestic intelligence drops Rayzone and Ultra

As large amounts of US funding pours into the country's open source intelligence sector, Ukraine's home security agency, the SBU, has decided to terminate its contract with the two Israeli firms. [...]

ISRAEL 01/12/2021

Israel's sleight of hand cyber exports ban

According to Israel's leading financial newspaper, the Calcalist, the Israeli Ministry of Defence has set new restrictions on the export of dual-use goods and technologies to Saudi Arabia, the Emirates and some thirty other countries. [...]

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Clearview
Forenza
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Hoan Ton-That
Jonas Zolkén
NSO
Rayzone
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Yuliy Gere

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Israel's Cyberglobes is SBU's new OSINT supplier

Carabinieri to take delivery of an OSINT platform from DeepCyber

Israeli OSINT firm Espy keeps foot in Ukraine thanks to Cyberio

Cyber Battle Lab experiments bogged down by provider war

Newbie Majestic Technologies makes bold first move with ISS sponsorship

Israel's Skylock brought into Ukrainian anti-drone battlefield by Lithuania's NT Service

Alisia, the French operation that neutralised Lukashenko

Avakov's resignation and Ukraine worries rekindle use of border guard intelligence

Ukraine's domestic intelligence drops Rayzone and Ultra

Israel's sleight of hand cyber exports ban

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