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The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was the successor to the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) after the Second World War. Its heyday was during the Cold War. CIA considers itself as the senior intelligence service among the US Intelligence Community. Before the establishment of the Defense Clandestine Service (DCS), it was the only agency able to carry out clandestine operations, through its National Clandestine Service (NCS).

UNITED STATES 09/02/2006

Intelcon 2006 in May 

Organized by the private concern E.J. Krause & Associates, the [...]

UNITED STATES 26/01/2006

CIA Sets its Technology Priorities for 2006  Free

UNITED STATES 26/01/2006

The DNI’s Four Managers 

John Negroponte has just named two “mission managers” for North Korea and Iran. Two others have already been appointed for counter-proliferation and counter-terrorism. [...]

UNITED STATES 26/01/2006

GlobalOptions Wins Big Names With Takeover 

The U.S. investigative and security firm GlobalOptions has just bought out James Lee Witt Associates, a company founded by the [...]

UNITED STATES Corporate Intelligence 26/01/2006

Changes at the Top at Booz Allen 

One of the U.S. intelligence community's leading sub-contractors, the Booz [...]

SpotlightFRANCE 12/01/2006

Sharp slap on wrist for armaments industry 

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UNITED STATES 12/01/2006

Washington Develops Facial Recognition Technology  Free

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is to kick off a major round of tests of commercial facial recognition technology in conjunction with various government agencies concerned by the issue. [...]

UNITED STATES Corporate Intelligence 12/01/2006

Viisage Seeks Lead in Biometrics 

A pioneer in facial recognition, Viisage, is intent on becoming an integrated biometrics company under the leadership of its new stakeholder, the L1 Investment Partners equity fund. [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES SYRIA 22/12/2005

Back-Door Diplomacy Starts the Ball Rolling 

The American administration and the Syrian government have been relying in recent weeks on back-door diplomacy deployed by powerful political and financial networks to help them negotiate an agreement on Iraq that bypasses the crisis over the assassination of former [. [...]

TURKEY 22/12/2005

Thaw with Washington 

Visits by FBI director Robert Mueller and CIA chief Porter Goss to Turkey in the space of 48 hours this [...]

CHINA VENEZUELA 22/12/2005

Chinese Commandos in Venezuela 

China is making new inroads into Latin America. Its military instructors are now training special forces in Venezuela. [...]

UNITED STATES 22/12/2005

Intelligence Summit 

A seminar entitled "The Intelligence Summit" that is to be [...]

UNITED STATES Corporate Intelligence 22/12/2005

New Divisions at Diligence 

The U.S. firm Diligence has just taken on Jim Roth, [...]

FRANCE 08/12/2005

Dick Marty 

Chairman of the Council of Europe’s legal and human rights [...]

FRANCE 08/12/2005

Marseille - CIA Helicopters 

Intelligence Online has learned the CIA will shortly take delivery [...]

BELGIUM Corporate Intelligence 08/12/2005

Diligence Fishes in NATO Pond 

The American investigative firm Diligence has poached a French special forces officer presently on assignment with NATO. [...]

UNITED STATES 08/12/2005

The People Who Oversee Triple Canopy 

Like all of its rivals, the private American security concern Triple Canopy, which is almost exclusively made up of former [...]

UNITED STATES 24/11/2005

Paper Mountain Defies Agencies 

Two U.S. legislators have broken sharply with the traditional approach of U.S. intelligence agencies in a letter to the new [...]

UNITED STATES 24/11/2005

Lee Van Arsdale 

Almost exclusively staffed by veterans of the U.S. Delta Force, [...]

UNITED STATES Corporate Intelligence 24/11/2005

PR Couple Delivers for Chalabi 

Ahmad Chalabi’s triumphant return to Washington as deputy Iraqi prime minister was largely the work of a man-and-wife lobbying team, Jeffrey Weiss and Juleanna Glover Weiss. [...]