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Chechen Islamic terrorists threaten February 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia
Islamic rebels threaten to attack the winter Olympics next year, according to HLS News Wire.
On Wednesday Doku Umarov, a leading Chechen Islamic rebel, issued...
Oil tankers on the target list of Al Qaeda
Al Qaeda plotted to hijack or sink oil tankers last year to prompt a spike in prices and trigger an economic crisis in the...
Non lethal weapons on UAS along the U.S borders?
Attacks by U.S. unmanned drones in the Middle East and Africa are commonplace, but it would be unheard of to see these aerial military...
Obama’s “Cadillac One” to be replaced
Not that his current limousine – dubbed "The Beast" or "Cadillac One" – isn't faring well, but it's a 2009 model, which he takes...
The Right Tool for the Right job – Fending off Cyber threats with a blend of tech and tactics
Ever since the dawn of man, survival was a shaping factor in the evolution of man and society. Truth to be told, 10,000 years...
European UAS Academy
The European Unmanned Systems Training Academy (EUTA) is spreading its wings. EUTA is the only institute in Europe to offer a training program for...
Bi-monthly Report: Jihadi Forums Information Summary – March 2013
This report summarizes notable events discussed on jihadist Web forums during the first half of March 2013. Following are the main points covered in...
Terrorists and Pirates beware!
The U.K. is testing a new simulator while investigating techniques to improve the accuracy of its sailors using machine guns on naval and auxiliary...
Terror attack using model aircraft foiled in Germany
German authorities searched nine homes and properties in the Stuttgart area, in the area around Munich, as well as in Saxony and Belgium.
A spokesman...
UAS have the U.S. public support
An overwhelming majority of Americans support the use of unmanned aircraft for homeland security, search and rescue, and fighting crime, according to a new...
Israel strengthens its preparedness against cyber attacks
In the second yearly conference of ISSA in Ramat Gan that took place recently, the senior lecturer was Rami Efrati, head of the civilian...
New low cost projectile
BAE Systems and United Technologies Corporation have completed a successful guided flight test of the Multi-Service Standard Guided Projectile (MS-SGP) at White Sands Missile...
British reservists to be cyber security and intelligence specialists
Sweeping reforms are being carried out to transform the British Army reserves force. They are being prepared as specialists in cyber security, chemical-biological warfare...
Indian desire for UAS results in home production
The Israeli producers of unmanned air systems (UAS) are worried, and with good reason. The Indian market for UAS is estimated at $2 billion...
Warning – Medical devices may be subject to Cyber attacks
The US Food and Drug Administration on Thursday urged medical device makers and medical facilities to upgrade security protections to protect against potential cyber...
The defense market goes east
Asian powers are outpacing the United States to become the biggest spenders on defense by 2021 and are fuelling an “explosion” in the global...
INSS Global Cyber Review – July 2013
Israel
Cisco to invest in Israeli cyber-security
Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, welcomes Cisco’s decision to establish an R&D lab in Israel and the cyber...
Real-time Virtualization Software to Advance NFV and Cloud Initiatives
Wind River, a provider of embedded and mobile software, has developed Wind River Open Virtualization Profile to deliver open-source, real-time kernel virtualization technologies for...
Report: ways for finding cyber attackers
FireEye, a company developing solutions for stopping focused and advanced cyber attacks (APT), represented in Israel by Innocom of Aman Group, published a new...
A new report – X ray in airport not dangerous
A new report by an independent task force commissioned by the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) has found that people absorb less...
DRS to supply border surveillance radars to Egypt
DRS Radar Systems, was awarded an US$8 million firm-fixed-price, multi-year, foreign military sales contract for the procurement of a border surveillance system for Egypt....
The U.S. wants out of Afghanistan making mistakes along the way
The U.S. administration wants to get out of Afghanistan and is making mistakes in the process. This is the view of an American review...
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