Reassuring claims about the security of smart bank cards have proved to be hollow, and trust in this form of payment, in wide use in Europe, is based more on advertising campaigns than anything else.
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The new FBI director, Robert Mueller, is no stranger to Republican politics. During the administration of George Bush senior he [...]
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Aged 39, Catherine Chambon, a chief superintendent, will take over as head of France’s new anti-cyber crime unit known as [...]
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Aged 53 and considered the new strong man of Serbia, interior minister Dusan Mihaijlovic is pressing ahead with his purge [...]
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Iran’s religious leadership could view the death of Ali Mahmoudi Mimand in mysterious circumstances as tantamount to a declaration of [...]
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In its last issue, Intelligence Newsletter revealed that in 1995 the Luxemburg-based clearing house Cedel, which has since been re-named [...]
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A year after an Air France Concorde crashed near Paris and just days after British Airways carried out a first [...]
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The French telecommunications group Alcatel has embarked on a project in Senegal that clearly illustrates its policy in the developing [...]
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Even though the PKK is largely sticking to the peace [...]
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Gen. Omar Solyman, head of Egypt’s general intelligence agency, has [...]
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According to informed sources, the Italian foreign intelligence agency, Servizio [...]
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The formula "small is beautiful" applies in the consulting and investigative branch in London as well as elsewhere. Jeff Katz, [...]
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Miallot & Associates created a stir in the industry 18 months ago by hitching its star to the Mazars group. [...]
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Three of the most famous figures in U.S. business intelligence have joined forces to share their insights with corporate America. [...]
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The majority of companies involved in the Internet economy are [...]
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After an airline association filed suit for misuse of corporate [...]
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Contrary to a report we published in our previous issue [...]
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Polish prime minister Jerzy Buzek recently ruled in favor of his state security minister in a dispute that pitted him [...]
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Intelligence Newsletter has obtained a 36-page document which shows that U.S. industry is firmly behind the National Security Agency’s efforts [...]
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On several occasions in recent months, the German, Austrian, Swiss and Italian domestic intelligence agencies have traded notes on violence [...]
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When Switzerland’s justice and police minister Ruth Metzler paid a working visit to Macedonia a few months back the trip [...]
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Ten years following the Gulf War a lot of debate is still swirling around the quality of human intelligence that [...]
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A quarrel between the U.S. ambassador to Yemen, Barbara Bodine, [...]
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When a legislator with security clearance who serves on the [...]
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Tests carried out on Helios, a solar-energy unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) off Hawaii on July 14 opened a completely new [...]
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Changes in the ranking of the world’s 500 most powerful computers tend to underscore the geopolitical aspect of calculating power. [...]
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In September, the Defense Advanced Research Agency (DARPA) will take [...]
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A 12-day seminar largely devoted to nanotechnology is currently being [...]
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Experts in the industrial world have long been split on [...]
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The third annual Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) conference will be [...]
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is organizing [...]
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