Spotlight | Ukraine
Infozahyst plays key role in Ukrainian intel gathering from captured Russian equipment

Israel, Syria, Turkey
Turkish electronic warfare resources used in Syrian rebel offensive

Ankara made a major contribution to neutralising the military telecommunications of Bashar al-Assad's regime thanks to its interception and jamming tech.

Ukraine
Ukrainian army banks on miniaturisation for electronic warfare supremacy

The Ukrainian firm Infozahyst has developed a new compact signals intelligence system called Hydra for use on the front lines.

Norway, Russia
Russian electronic warfare threat in Arctic spurs Norway into action

Norway is worried about Russia ramping up its electronic warfare capacity and about the rise in jamming operations along its borders, an issue it has tasked its specialists to tackle.

Germany, Ukraine
Jamming wars, part 2: Aaronia and Rohde & Schwarz, German electronic warfare heavyweights in Ukraine

Electronic warfare weapons are playing a major role on the Ukrainian front, where drones and guided missiles have become ubiquitous. The warring sides are each perfecting their own technology. For Kyiv, this means developing crucial partnerships with its allies, as Intelligence Online was able to observe on the ground.

Spotlight | Ukraine
Ukraine looks to boost electronic warfare capacities to foil Russian jamming

With Russia's electronic warfare means slowing down its counteroffensive, Ukraine is going all out to obtain more effective interception and jamming capacities of its own.

Switzerland
Switzerland's ALR helps French military analyse Russian fighter jets

France has purchased software from a little-known Swiss company to analyse the performance of Russian planes used in Ukraine.

Russia
Armaments conglomerate Kalashnikov boosts its drone production

To meet a massive increase in demand from the Russian forces in Ukraine, a subsidiary of the Kalashnikov group has requisitioned shopping centres in Izhevsk, capital of the Udmurt Republic, for use as drone production plants.

France, Ukraine
Thales Parade system prepped to defend Kyiv against Iranian and Russian drones

The Brave1 cluster launched by Ukraine to boost its buzzing defence industry has opened an opportunity for Thales to place its anti-drone system on the Kyiv market. The French firm's Parade system will soon be deployed with the Ukraine armed forces.

Russia, Ukraine
Russian officers execute their wounded in Luhansk to prevent intelligence leaks

As they wait for the Ukrainian counter-offensive, Russian units on the Luhansk front have carried out an increasing number of attacks, in which they have incurred heavy human losses. They make it a point of honour, however, not to leave Ukraine any prisoners.

Japan, United States
Behind the scenes of Japan's talks with US over NATO

Japan continues to redefine its strategy with regard to the regional security organisations that operate in Asia, while Joe Biden has definitively rejected any plans for Tokyo to join the transatlantic alliance.

Finland
New NATO member Finland launches electronic warfare overhaul

Since joining the alliance in April, the Finnish army has embarked on a complete rethink of its technical intelligence technologies strategy. This shift comes as the SIGINT market undergoes significant changes, with Swedish manufacturers being overtaken by their US and Israeli rivals.

The Tech Times
Hagenah joins HackerOne tech council, Nachmani moves from ACE Labs to Nanolock, Infodas lands German frigate contract, Group-IB's Jurcenoks goes solo

Whether in SIGINT, GEOINT, OSINT or cyber, we report each week on developments great and small in the world of technical intelligence providers.

San FranciscoFormer Finfisher tech director Alexander Hagenah joins HackOne's tech council.

HerzliyaErez Nachmani moves from ACE Labs to NanoLock Security.

CologneInfodas to provide cyber defences for new German frigates.

SacramentoEx-Group-IB cybersecurity chief sets up his own consulting firm

Belgium, European Union, Israel, United States
Belgian army benchmarks anti-drone systems before launching procurement

The Belgian military, which is currently preparing to issue a call for tenders for anti-drone systems, has been meeting the main providers of the anti-drone market.