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

Maj Gen KS Nijjar - January 10, 2020

Big Tech and Big Tech are a threat to national security

Philosophy and Methodology of Intelligence and Big Tech – Part 1

Devsena Mishra - September 12, 2021

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...

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

Proven Cases of Espionage in the US

Military Intelligence IMR Reporter - January 15, 2023 0

READ ALSO: Chinese Espionage Operations and Tactics – Part 1 Chinese Espionage Operations and Tactics – Part 2 Case of Edward Peng Xuehua Edward Peng Xuehua's case exposed...

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’...

Oxford Analytica, founded in 1975 by David Young, an American employee of the National Security Council, provides strategic analysis of world events

Boardroom Spymaster

Military Intelligence Archishman Goswami - August 15, 2023 0

Countering Private Intelligence Companies Archisman Goswami Once more, as in centuries past, wars are rather easily started and then fought without perceptible restraint – remarked noted...

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