Information systems across the globe are coming increasingly under threat from the offensive computer intrusion programs that specialized units are designing for military purposes. The development and deployment of Infowar systems indirectly help hackers to gain wider knowledge of intrusion [.
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In the midst of the storm over president George W. [...]
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The European Commission’s directorate-general for the internal market has its fingers crossed that a directive on software patents will shortly [...]
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A number of money-laundering cases involving Swiss banks have combined with the recent scandal over Jewish assets to prompt the [...]
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The French investigative firm Circe is pushing ahead with its [...]
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The International Monetary Fund called on the service of a [...]
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Croatian president Stipe Mesic is criticizing his interior minister, Sime Lucin, increasingly for "incompetence" in the hope he will take [...]
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According to a former UN inspector for the UN Special Commission for Iraq (UNSCOM), the Iraqis were able to decode [...]
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Only a few weeks after Colin Powell’s first visit to the Middle East as secretary of state much would seem [...]
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Since the end of 1999 the Colombian drug clans that took over from the cartels are diversifying their sources of [...]
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The U.K. authorities have adopted a concept dear to the American administration -protecting technology that keeps the country’s critical infrastructure [...]
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Owing to the reconciliation between Yasser Arafat and Bachar Assad [...]
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On March 29 Cypriot negotiations and officials from the European [...]
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In our issue published on Jan. 25 (number 398) an [...]
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The French government’s appointment of Francois Nicoullaud at ambassador to Iran on March 28 was noted with interest by specialists [...]
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The amnesty granted by Bahrain’s emir, Hamad Ben Issa Al Khalifa, will allow a number of long-standing Shi’ite opponents to [...]
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Following an article entitled Spain an Armaments Bazaar that appeared on June 10, 1999 in our 360th issue, Christian Philippart [...]
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The former head of the CIA and FBI, William Webster, has begun a fresh career in computer security at the [...]
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The idea of setting up a European Union intelligence network will face a number of political and military obstacles for [...]
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The latest scandal to rock Italy has seen the Reparti Operativi Speciali (ROS), a special unit of the Carabinieri deployed [...]
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Officials from a number of U.S. government agencies lauded the virtues of biometric identification at the Biometrics 2001 Conference in [...]
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A former deputy chief of the French domestic intelligence agency DST, Raymond Nart, could be well be on his way [...]
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Against all expectation, admiral Gianfranco Battelli has seen his mandate [...]
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Gerard Pardini, former chief-of-staff to the prefect Bernard Bonnett when [...]
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As a number of speakers pointed out during the 2nd International Micro and Nano-Technology Conference held in Grenoble between April [...]
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Obliged to adopt a European directive issued on Dec. 13, 1999 on electronic signatures before July 19 of this year, [...]
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Considered by many engineers as standing on the cutting edge [...]
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The French defense electronics group Thales (formerly Thomson CSF) has [...]
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The TRW company has hired Otto Guenther, a former U.S. [...]
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The Institute for International Research is organizing two seminars in [...]
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The Royal Institute of International Affairs in London is organizing [...]
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