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Boardroom Spymaster

Archishman Goswami - August 15, 2023

Convicted Chinese spies, from top left Edward Xuehua, Stephen Su, Xiaoqing Zheng, bottom Xu Yanjun, Jun Wei Yeo

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Proven Cases of Espionage in the US

IMR Reporter - January 15, 2023

Chinese Espionage Operations and Tactics – Part 1

Military Intelligence Gen Ravi Arora - December 15, 2022 0

READ ALSO: Chinese Espionage Operations and Tactics – Part 2 China's main espionage activities in the United States are the illegal export of military and dual...

Philosophy and Methodology of Intelligence and Big Tech – Part 2

Military Intelligence Devsena Mishra - September 12, 2021 0

India Must Turn the Table with Bhartiya Mind ALSO READ: Philosophy and Methodology of Intelligence and Big Tech - Part 1 Human Error - ‘Free Will’...

Big Tech and Big Tech are a threat to national security

Philosophy and Methodology of Intelligence and Big Tech – Part 1

Military Intelligence Devsena Mishra - September 12, 2021 0

Intelligence Agencies Draw on Big Data Big Tech and Big Data are the two most talked-about trends of our time. From their ever-increasing dominance to...

Dr G Sathesh Reddy, DG DRDO and Secretary Dept of Defence Research

Military Intelligence : Great Potential in Big Data-Based Intelligence Gathering

Military Intelligence Maj Gen KS Nijjar - January 10, 2020 0

In today's environment, information can be obtained by a variety of means. One of the means is machine data, which is generated by various...

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