Bahrain, Israel, UAE, United Kingdom
UK cyber specialists lose ground as Bahrain strengthens its links with the UAE

Bahrain
Bahrain's cybersecurity agency seeks new training partners

With more cash at its disposal, Bahrain's National Cyber Security Center is looking for a new cyber training supplier in the wake of IronNet Cybersecurity's Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

The Tech Times
C5 Capital, Expedition Technology

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.

WashingtonC5 Capital lobbies for Ukrainian cyber

WashingtonExpedition Technology develops NGA's AI algorithms

Bahrain
Abraham Accords upshot National Cyber Security Centre struggles to assert position

Bahrain's dual cyber institutions are muddling the NCSC's attempts to become an integral part of the regional security architecture. Launched in 2020, the government body is still competing with the Information and eGovernment Authority which is both a cybersecurity guarantor and financial regulator for the kingdom intent on curbing spending.

UAE, United Kingdom
Stratia Cyber deploys cybersecurity centres in UAE

The London-based cyber consulting firm Stratia Cyber's outpost in Dubai, Cyberspectre, is spearheading the development of its cybersecurity business in the UAE.

The Intelligence Gazette
DGSE's green goals, cybersecurity between Sultans, Lithuanian sanctions, Syrian airspace jitters

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community from London to Paris via Nur-Sultan.

FranceDGSE goes green to justify pricey new head office.

Bahrain/OmanCybersecurity dominates cooperation talks between Manama and Mascat.

LithuaniaAnti-money laundering veteran takes helm of foreign ministry's 'sanctions' group.

Israel/SyriaTsahal seeks new targets from Syrian skies.

United Kingdom
London lays groundwork for British cyber among Gulf allies

CyLon, a British cyber incubator close to the UK government and advised by Israel's former domestic intelligence chief Yuval Diskin, has been developing semi-public accelerators in the Gulf with funding from the Foreign Office, itself keen to export British cyber tools to the region.

Spotlight | United Kingdom
Britain's HMGCC looks to serve as bulwark against Beijing

The communications security agency, which develops gadgets for the intelligence community, is at the front line of efforts to counter Chinese espionage.

Oman, United Kingdom
OTF, a British investment channel to Oman

The Foreign and Commonwealth Offic e (FCO) invested approximately €49,500 through its local UK/Oman Digital Hub initiative in Oman Tech [...]