Spotlight | Ukraine, United States
NATO experts and Ukrainian drone operators hold secret meeting

Ukraine
Kyiv sets up excellence centre for autonomous intelligence systems

The Ukrainian ministries of defence and digital transformation intend to streamline and harmonise all equipment used for intelligence gathering by creating a centre of excellence that will group all Kyiv's players in the field.

NATO
NATO cyber information sharing soon to be enhanced with threat intelligence tool

NATO has been strengthening its cyber architecture for years and is now looking to equip itself with a cyber threat intelligence tool.

Russia, Ukraine, United Kingdom
Ukraine's August raids in Crimea used British equipment and expertise

The audacious raids carried out by Ukraine's GUR military intelligence service in Crimea used technologies provided by Britain's Royal Navy.

Ukraine
Tekever drones become Kyiv's ISR tool of choice

Kyiv is rolling out large-scale secret intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations in the Black Sea to drain Russia's resources along the front.

The Tech Times
Kronstadt launches production of Sirius drone; Helsing's algorithms used in German acoustic warfare; Jonathan Evans leaves Darktrace

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.

MoscowRussia acquires satcom-equipped MALE drones from Kronstadt

MunichHelsing develops AI algorithms for German Navy

LondonJonathan Evans leaves Darktrace and joins HolistiCyber

Europe, Macedonia, United States
Ukraine war boosts General Dynamics' outlook in Eastern Europe

Eastern European governments seeking to re-arm their troops have taken an interest in some of the US military equipment being used in Ukraine. Just this month, North Macedonia's chief of defence staff went window-shopping in the US.

Ukraine, United States
Inside Kyiv's lobbying push in Washington

Since the start of the conflict, Ukraine's strategic ministries have been working to influence US decision-makers and bolster its information war effort. This is keeping a dense network of PR-savvy Ukrainians in DC and American defence experts very busy.