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Ex-military intelligence chief Sten Reimann helps export Estonian technology

Former commander Sten Reimann. © LinkedIn

Sten Reimann, ISR drone company Threod Systems' representative in Ukraine for many years, is now looking to help the cyber firm Talgen get a foothold in Saudi Arabia. [...] (250 words)

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Advanced Electronic Company
BAE Systems
LEGIO Group
Maritime Surveillance
Military Intelligence Centre
Petro Tsygykal
Sergey Filonov
Smart Battlespace Systems
Sten Reimann
Talgen Cybersecurity
Threod Systems

Riyadh uses Spire Solutions deal to attract fresh cyber education capacity

Dubai-based cyber systems distribution group Spire Solutions, which has teamed up with Saudi Arabia's leading cyber training body, the SAFCSP, brings with it its own army of experts. This will enable Riyadh to reduce its dependence on US instructors, and boost Haboob, the company running its cyber offensive activities.

SAUDI ARABIA UNITED KINGDOM 25/03/2022

Britain's MASS Consultants builds Saudi Arabia's electronic warfare capacities

The British electronic warfare IT firm MASS Consultants, a longstanding contractor to Britain's Ministry of Defence, has started a new phase of a major programme to upgrade Saudi Arabia's air warfare.

SAUDI ARABIA 17/03/2022

PHI Solutions is Riyadh's new cyber offensive champion

Little known PHI Solutions is to take charge of development of the offensive capacities of the Saudi Arabian cyber sector, enabling Mohammed bin Salman to begin a new stage in his cyber security quest. PHI is meant to develop the kingdom's cybernetic capacities, which are still largely handled by foreign contractors.

SAUDI ARABIA UNITED STATES 15/01/2020

Pentagon pushes for AEC to become Riyadh's cyber champion

Advanced Electronics Co (AEC), now under the control of the partly state-owned Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI), is carving a place for itself as a cyber supplier to the armed forces.

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