Spotlight | United States
Storm clouds gather over Biden's national cyber office

Spotlight | United States
Corporate intel firms snap up national security talents ahead of election campaign

WestExec, Pallas and Beacon Global have all taken on former CIA and Pentagon officials affiliated with both parties. The 2024 presidential candidates are sure to view industry firms as oases to find political advisers and, for the winner, the staff for the new administration.

The Tech Times
Inglis joins CSC 2.0, Grayshift teams up with PCS in Singapore, France's investment plan Cyber3

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT and a dose of cyber, each Thursday, we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

Washington Former National Cyber Director Inglis joins CSC 2.0

Singapore Grayshift partners with PCS Security

Paris Ministry of interior's Cyber3 programme delayed

The Tech Times
Neptune Silo chooses ManTech, Galileo's second generation, Senate blind spot on USCYBERCOM partners

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT and a dose of cyber, each week we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

QuanticoManTech, top provider to NCIS's Neptune Silo unit

Brussels/MadridTecnobit to handle Galileo's second-generation secure communications

WashingtonSenate blurry on US Cyber Command's cyber intelligence operations

United Kingdom
Britain's National Cyber Force emerges from the shadows

The UK's discreet and fast-growing National Cyber Force is destined to spearhead Britain's fight against its enemies in cyberspace. In a key document published this month, it takes steps to establish its own identity.

United States
Pine Island, Blinken and Flournoy's military-focused fund

Westexec Advisors, the company founded by Antony Blinken and Michele Flournoy, Joe Biden's picks as Secretary of State and Secretary [...]

United States
Biden's intelligence transition team heavy on data specialists

Joe Biden's interim administration includes a number of Obama-era spymasters, who were waiting patiently in the private sector. Their clients have much to gain.