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ISR in Bosnia, Russia's drone jammers, Israeli-Taiwanese-Emirati space alliance

The Tech Telegraph
Vilnius buys from Aaronia, Illuminate in UK, VREC speeds up production

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT, with a dose of cyber, each week we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

VilniusBorder guard buys German drone detection system

LondonIlluminate tries its luck in UK again

MoscowVega Radio Engineering Corp starts large-scale production of interceptions system Serp-VS6

Bosnia, Europe
EU changes aerial reconnaissance supplier in Sarajevo

CAE Aviation has been replaced as the EU's new intelligence supplier in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Ukraine, United Kingdom, United States
Jamming wars, part 1: US and UK at the forefront of Ukrainian electronic warfare

With drones and guided missiles dominating the skies on the front line, electronic warfare weapons have become crucial in the Ukraine conflict which has seen the warring sides both developing their own technology. For Kyiv, cooperation with its allies is key, as Intelligence Online was able to observe directly.

Europe
Frontex renews arrangement with ISR suppliers

The European border security agency Frontex has published a new framework deal for long-range maritime surveillance with existing approved suppliers EASP Air, DEA Aviation and ISR Support Europe, an offshoot of Canada's PAL Aerospace.

United States
HawkEye lobbies to unblock export of raw data

US legislation currently prevents geospatial analytics firm HawkEye 360 from providing raw ship geolocation data, which is increasingly sought after by intelligence clients. The company is lobbying to unblock the situation.

UAE, United States
US interceptor satellite specialist HawkEye strengthens foothold in UAE

Tawazun, the United Arab Emirates' defence and security industry development arm, is among the many investors in HawkEye 360's latest funding round, in a sign that the US company, which specialises in the interception of radio frequency signals from space, is gaining ground in the Emirates.

Spotlight | Canada, Europe
Canada's PAL Aerospace gets foothold in European ISR

The EU border protection agency Frontex, already a big consumer of technology, has begun its selection of ISR suppliers, selecting Canada's PAL Aerospace, while CAE Aviation has yet to receive a call.

Europe
After sensors, Frontex turns to big data

Having increased its Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) capacity, the European border protection agency is now looking to build its big data platform.

European Union
Accusations withstanding, FRONTEX pushes on with technology drive

While its critics get louder, the European Union border management agency has been increasing the use of technology to conduct its missions.