NEWS ROOM ARTICLES
Debugging Corporate Aircraft - Blake Technical Limited carry out comprehensive
TSCM electronic countermeasure searches
specifically geared for Corporate Aircraft.
Wiretapping and Other Eavesdropping Devices and Methods - Wiretapping and electronic eavesdropping are virtually as old as the telephone.
The Secret War -
Foreign spies hack computers to bleed billions from industry and steal military secrets.
Hacked to Death -
Is hacking wicked and antisocial, or cool and geeky? A brief history of tech's most two sided term.
Did News Corp. properties break
any U.S. laws? - Editors at the New York Post pulled junior staffers into two closed-door meetings on Tuesday and told
them, "We have to be on our P's and Q's and not engage in any kind of obvious, unethical journalistic
things," according to a source close to the Post.
Britain admits to Cold War-style
espionage using fake rock - LONDON — In a rare acknowledgment of espionage reminiscent of the Cold War, a former British
government official admitted that a fake rock discovered in 2006 by the Russian FSB secret service in a
Moscow park concealed a listening device planted by British spies.
Investigating espionage, military conducts
security sweep at Halifax naval base - Sub-Lieutenant Jeffrey Paul Delisle was charged Jan. 16 under Canada’s Security of Information Act
and faces the possibility of life in prison if convicted.
Former U.S. spy chief concerned it may
take a crisis to create a new and improved
cyber law - U.S. intelligence agencies have unique capabilities that can help protect American companies from
cyber espionage and attack, but it will probably take a crisis to change laws to allow that type of
cooperation, a former spy chief said on Monday.
Spying on cyber crime -
The end of the Cold War combined with the advent of the Internet gave rise to an
unprecedented wave of electronic espionage and crime. Michel Juneau-Katsuya
witnessed first-hand the rise of cyber crime as a senior manager with the Canadian
Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) at the time.
Victims of hacking stay silent on
espionage - HACKERS in China rifled the computers of DuPont at least twice in 2009 and 2010, hunting for the
secrets that made the company one of the world's most successful chemical makers.
Africom bosses trial postponed - The trial of Africom Holdings bosses and Global Satellite Systems directors facing
espionage charges after they were allegedly found in possession of radio equipment
failed to kick off last Wednesday and was postponed to February 13.
Zille: NIA tapped my phone - Cape Town - Western Cape Premier Helen Zille said she believed that her phone calls had been monitored by the National Intelligence Agency since as far back as when she was mayor of Cape Town, The New Age reported on Wednesday.
Losing Control - Regulatory compliance has compelled many organisations to consider and counter the risks of having customer data stolen.
Sweeping Standards - Corporate and industrial espionage present a serious security threat. Gavin Soul explains how to ensure you choose the right provider of technical surveillance countermeasures to protect your privacy and critical information.
TSCM: Rise of the Speed Kings - Dean La-Vey presents an overview of the development of surveillance devices and TSCM receiver technology, and examines the latest equipment available to TSCM operatives.
PARIS—Three Renault SA top managers at the center of a spying probe are accused of disclosing secrets about the car maker's electric-vehicle technology, according to people familiar with the matter. The company said it plans to take legal action against them.
Former president Nelson Mandela's house was allegedly bugged during the dirty war ahead of the ANC's 2007 national conference.
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