United States
Assured Information Security vies for third ACT framework deal

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Assured Information Security's cyber contract renewed, Ofer Cohen launches Israeli firm, Brian Katz into private sector

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.

Rome, Washington Assured Information Security lands more cyber for USAF

Ga'ash Ofer Cohen launches Israeli firm

Menlo Park Brian Katz invests in intelligence

Ukraine, United States
Intelligent Waves takes Owl to court over secret Air Force lab contracts

The US cybersecurity firm Intelligent Waves's lawsuit against Owl Cyber Defense Solutions before a court in Virginia has exposed the details of a secure communications contract with the Air Force Research Laboratory, which has been equipping the Ukrainian forces since the Russian offensive.

Spotlight | United States
Exodus Intelligence finds new growth in N-day vulnerabilities

The growing US vulnerability management provider Exodus Intelligence is seeking to take advantage of the US cyber effort related to the Russian war on Ukraine. It is contributing to the "Shields Up" programme by making its information flow available.

United States
With InfoTek boss in turmoil, company executive sails towards competitor Riptide

Following the indictment of NSA contractor InfoTek director Jacky Lynn McComber for submitting false claims for hundreds of hours worked, the information technology company's strategic director Richard Bosom has upped and left to competitor Riptide Technology.

United States
Shift5, pioneer in new cyber frontier of military platform hacking

The US firm is stepping up to address concerns, flagged in reports, about military weapons systems' growing vulnerability.

United States
Electronic warfare firm BlackHorse becomes more offensive

Assisted by an advisory board of former high-ranking military officers and leading political advisors, BlackHorse Solutions has become an ally for the information warfare of the U.S. military's most sensitive units.

Australia, Canada
Five Eyes align zero day vulnerability procedures

Canada's Communications Security Establishment (CSE) and its Australian counterpart, the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), published their procedures for handling zero-day [...]

Singapore, UAE
Emerging SIGINT powers seek own cyber-bounty hunters

Abu Dhabi and Singapore are increasingly positioning themselves in this strategic market.

United States
Pentagon throws doors open to bug bounty-hunters

Congress is thinking of procuring more computer security vulnerabilities for the US intelligence services in an initiative that could prove lucrative for companies that specialise in this area.

United States
Pentagon favours Kudu Dynamics

The DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), the Pentagon’s research and development agency, awarded a $500,000 contract to the computer [...]