Martina Rosenberg, the head of Germany's military counter-espionage service, has her hands full trying to contain fallout from a leak of a discussion between officers about Ukraine. Her department is being kept particularly busy due to Russian manoeuvring and the increased activity of Chinese spies in Germany.
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Defence The French shipbuilder wants AI experts who can use geospatial and acoustic intelligence to help develop its first big underwater drone. They are hoping to get help from the "golden ears" trained to help submarines recognise enemy vessel sound signatures.
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Cybersecurity Banco San Juan Internacional asked a court to have its master account restored, saying that the findings of K2 Integrity were never reviewed.
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Corporate Intel The Chinese authorities are now controlling the language used in economic and financial reports and their translations, which foreign companies rely on for their financial investigation work. Several translators have been convicted in court for not abiding by the new rules.
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Corporate Intel In a security sector undergoing profound change, Scutum Security First is trying to diversify its offering. The arrival of Bruno Delamotte as a consultant could help it enter new markets, particularly in the defence sector where DCI still dominates.
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Corporate Intel Across the globe, spies gather in inconspicuous dens to meet contacts and hold discreet conversations. This week, Intelligence Online explores one of South East Asia's legendary establishments, the Metropole hotel in Hanoi, a colonial-era stop off for intelligence officers, silver-screen spies and heads of state alike.
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