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The Defense Intelligence Agency is the US intelligence agency that gathers and processes military operational intelligence. Its mission is to help the US military detect and predict the moves of other armed forces. It was considerably strengthened in the wake of the 9/11 attacks.

UNITED STATES 30/09/2009

Phoenix 

Phoenix, a corporate intelligence firm and consultancy founded by John [...]

UNITED STATES 15/07/2009

U.S.Intelligence's Real Moles 

A unit made up of members of the leading American intelligence services, geologists and engineers hunts for underground bunkers and tunnels from Tehran to Pyongyang. [...]

QATAR UNITED STATES 17/06/2009

Hamad Bin ali al Attiyah 

Hamad Bin ali al Attiyah, the Qatari armed forces chief [...]

UNITED STATES 20/05/2009

The DIA 

The DIA is interested in the potential of cloud computing, [...]

UNITED STATES 29/04/2009

Satellites to Spy on the Climate 

American intelligence agencies are keenly interested in global warming. To the point, indeed, they are willing to share their satellite data with the scientific community. [...]

UNITED STATES 18/02/2009

Melissa Hathaway 

While the Obama administration has seen to it that no [...]

UNITED STATES 04/02/2009

Musical Chair Game Continues 

After choosing a new boss at the CIA and a director of national intelligence, the White House could shortly announce other nominations. [...]

UNITED STATES 07/01/2009

An Advisory Boutique for Security Firms 

Espousing an innovative concept, the new firm National Security Associates WorldWide LLC (NSAWW) provides all the services of a traditional [...]

UNITED STATES 03/12/2008

Intelligence Agencies Take a Look at On-Line Games 

A research group set up by the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) to study the potential of on-line games like World [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES 24/09/2008

The Second Open Sources Revolution 

The runaway growth of information technology 20 years ago prompted a handful of pioneers to recommend that American intelligence exploit freely available data - quickly named open source intelligence - more effectively (IOL 225). Long marginal, the use of open [. [...]

UNITED STATES 10/09/2008

Lonnie Henley 

Head of the China section the National Intelligence Council (NIC) [...]

UNITED STATES 10/09/2008

The Prospects for Neurowar 

A task force working on behalf of the Defense Intelligence Agency has identified new developments in neuroscience that could have military applications. [...]

UNITED STATES 27/08/2008

Former Kroll Boss to Run USIS 

A former chief of Kroll and then of its parent company, the insurance brokerage MMC, former prosecutor Michael Cherkasy has been named head of the US Investigation Services group. [...]

UNITED STATES 09/07/2008

Intelligence on Viral Threats 

American intelligence chiefs all turned up on July 2 to inaugurate a new National Center for Medical Intelligence. [...]

UNITED STATES 09/07/2008

Danny Sebright 

Established last year, the US-UAE Business Council which represents American [...]

UNITED STATES 28/05/2008

Who Deals with Agencies at Booz Allen?  Free

Among the 80 vice presidents of the governmental branch of Booz Allen Hamilton, which has been acquired by the Carlyle Group (see Page 1), a dozen deal explicitly with one of the American intelligence services. [...]

UNITED STATES 28/05/2008

DIA Inherits Counter-Intelligence Unit 

Tabled before the House of Representatives on May 5, the budget for U.S. intelligence agencies for 2009 (H.R. 5959) calls [...]

UNITED STATES 23/04/2008

The Pentagon’s Intelligence Spotter 

The Defense Department’s new Joint Intelligence Laboratory is counting on a small firm of consultants to help it identify emerging technology. [...]

UNITED STATES 09/04/2008

DIA's Favorite Sub-Contractors 

Despite efforts by auditing concerns to work for the Defense Intelligence Agency it continues to rely on the same sub-contractors. [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES 03/01/2008

Conflicting Concepts of Intelligence 

The first intelligence budget drafted by the Democrat majority in Congress, the Intelligence Authorization Act for 2008, was approved by the House of Representatives on Dec. 13. Without waiting for the Senate to vote on the draft bill in its [. [...]