Cyber

Russia
ARM-K-M, Russia's clone of Ukrainian GEOINT software Kropyva

To make up for its lack of data fusion software, Moscow is rushing to copy systems captured in the Ukrainian theatre.

Spotlight | China, DRC
Wuhan's drone academy serves as international training platform for Beijing's military drones

The military academy's training teams now constitute a key component of Beijing's drone export contracts, particularly in countries with no existing expertise.

The Tech Telegraph
Tesseract Intelligence in UAE, DARPA's underwater acoustic sensors, Skyral Defence

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

Abu DhabiBulgaria's Tesseract Intelligence sets sights on UAE via Pegasus

United StatesDARPA seeking to develop new acoustic sensor for deep-sea surveillance

LondonNOIA Capital makes adjustments at new firm specialised in VR training platforms

France, Switzerland
Orange Cyberdefense gets closer to UN agencies through SCRT

The World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) has recently renewed information security contracts with three firms including the freshly-acquired Swiss subsidiary of Orange Cyberdefense.

Australia
Israeli Cyberbit to train Australian intelligence agency's cyber specialists

Israeli defence group Elbit's cyber arm has been selected to train experts from the country's cyber intelligence agency, the Australian Signals Directorate.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Audere, Pantheon Intelligence, C4I, and Cassini Conseil

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

LondonAudere networks with chambers of commerce

LincolnDrone pilot Daniel Whorlton moves into consultancy

ParisConsultancy partnered with GEODE laboratory impresses defence ministry

WashingtonMacMurray moves to C4I, sheds other activities

Ukraine, United States
Ex-Uber cybersecurity chief exhibits Ukrainian support in case against DoJ

Former Uber cybersecurity chief Joseph Sullivan, who was convicted last year of concealing a data breach, hopes backing from his supporters in Ukraine will help sway the courts in his favour for his appeal.

United States
US Army tests HADES programme's new airborne intelligence capacities

HADES, the US Army's ISR programme, is entering final testing before deployment. The vital project will enhance intelligence-gathering on Russia's military presence in Ukraine.

Spotlight | China
China plays catch-up on radar imaging at lightning speed

Beijing is making rapid gains in earth observation using radar imaging, driven by a goal to be the global leader in the field, and it's doing so with a tight interweaving of public and private players.

The Tech Telegraph
ISR in Bosnia, Russia's drone jammers, Israeli-Taiwanese-Emirati space alliance

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.

Brussels/Sarajevo ISR suppliers eye Bosnia tender

Moscow/Kyiv Russia beefs up anti-drone apparatus

Tel Aviv Israeli-Taiwanese-Emirati space data processing alliance

Vietnam
Vietnamese coast guard anti-corruption trial jeopardises Western defence deals

Five Vietnamese senior coast guard service officers are currently being tried for corruption, while the Communist Party and defence ministry are taking back control of the service's procurement.

Colombia, UAE
Melissa Moncada hones Tahnoon bin Zayed's strategy in Colombia with G42 and Aurora Rising Group

In our second chapter on Colombian businesswoman Melissa Moncada, Intelligence Online investigates the role of Aurora Rising Group in promoting Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan's interests, including G42, in Colombia.

United States
With Demogorgon, Kratos becomes key player in future US fighter planes' electronic warfare capacity

The San Diego-based tech firm is putting the finishing touches on a prototype of its electronic warfare drone, which is set to be a cornerstone of US Air Force's sixth-generation fighter aircraft programme.

Israel, United States
New cloud on horizon for Israeli cyber firm Hub

Listed on the Nasdaq in the wake of its merger with a SPAC, the Israeli cybersecurity firm Hub Security cannot pay Oppenheimer, the investment bank that handled the operation, as allegations of fraud in Israel rock its board.

Spotlight | China, Russia, Ukraine
China's Piesat trades with Moscow to deploy drones in Ukraine

The Chinese firm Piesat, a partner of Russian intelligence since the start of Moscow's war on Ukraine, has begun to sell its drones to Russia, to make up for the Russian armed forces' colossal losses of unmanned aircraft.

France, United States
Crypto investigator Chainalysis keen for more from French market

With its software already used on cryptocurrency investigations by the French justice, interior and armed forces ministries, the US provider is now targeting France's private sector.

The Tech Telegraph
US military trains Mexican cyber-fighters, Council of Europe looks for cyber advisers, L3Harris for AFRL

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.

MexicoUS cyber fighters train Mexican personnel

StrasbourgCouncil of Europe on the hunt for cyber advisers

Rome, New YorkAFRL calls on L3Harris to create SIGINT tools for its 6th gen combat aircraft programme