#intelligence-community
#intelligence-community

Senate Intelligence Committee Questioned CIA Director and Others on Atlantic Group Text

Senate Intelligence Committee hearing highlighted tensions over classified information and media involvement in intelligence discussions.

fromNextgov.com

2 weeks ago

US news

Loss of NSA leaders will cause disruptions, agency's former chief says

Leadership changes at NSA and Cyber Command may lead to operational disruptions, warns Gen. Paul Nakasone.

Miscellaneous

The Spies Are Shown the Door

The Trump administration's buyout offer to CIA personnel aims to reduce opposition but risks compromising national security.

Miscellaneous

Why is the intelligence community so anxious about Trump nominee Tulsi Gabbard?

Trump's nomination of Tulsi Gabbard as U.S. intelligence chief raises concerns about politicization of the intelligence community.

fromwww.theguardian.com

US politics

Democrats demand answers over White House's careless' Signal blunder

Democratic senators criticized intelligence leaders for a national security leak involving a Signal group chat with the Atlantic editor.

Spy agencies warn Russia, Iran, China and North Korea are teaming up against US like never before

US adversaries are increasingly acting together against American interests, with specific threats from China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia.

US politics

fromwww.esquire.com

Senate Intelligence Committee Questioned CIA Director and Others on Atlantic Group Text

Senate Intelligence Committee hearing highlighted tensions over classified information and media involvement in intelligence discussions.

fromNextgov.com

2 weeks ago

US news

Loss of NSA leaders will cause disruptions, agency's former chief says

Leadership changes at NSA and Cyber Command may lead to operational disruptions, warns Gen. Paul Nakasone.

Miscellaneous

The Spies Are Shown the Door

The Trump administration's buyout offer to CIA personnel aims to reduce opposition but risks compromising national security.

Miscellaneous

Why is the intelligence community so anxious about Trump nominee Tulsi Gabbard?

Trump's nomination of Tulsi Gabbard as U.S. intelligence chief raises concerns about politicization of the intelligence community.

fromwww.theguardian.com

US politics

Democrats demand answers over White House's careless' Signal blunder

Democratic senators criticized intelligence leaders for a national security leak involving a Signal group chat with the Atlantic editor.

more#national-security

Gabbard Says More Than 100 Intelligence Officers Fired for Chat Messages

Over 100 intelligence officers were fired for inappropriate discussions on a government chat tool.

Tulsi Gabbard confirmed as director of national intelligence, overcoming skepticism

Tulsi Gabbard has been confirmed as the new Director of National Intelligence after overcoming initial skepticism and scrutiny over her experience and past remarks.

fromtime.com

Miscellaneous

Gabbard's Refusal to Call Snowden a Traitor Draws Pushback at Hearing to Be Intel Chief

Senators express distrust in Tulsi Gabbard's candidacy for Director of National Intelligence due to her praise for Edward Snowden and past controversial statements.

US politics

Iran IS going after nukes, Tulsi Gabbard, no matter how many times our spies say otherwise

Tulsi Gabbard aims to reform the intelligence community's perception of Iran's nuclear ambitions.

fromWIRED

4 months ago

Miscellaneous

Meet the Conspiracy Filmmaker Who Claims to Have Red-Pilled Tulsi Gabbard

The Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 proposes significant changes to the intelligence community under a potential second Trump presidency, including Gabbard's controversial nomination as ODNI.

fromSlate Magazine

Miscellaneous

There Are Many Reasons to Oppose Tulsi Gabbard's Trump Job. This Is a Pretty Big One.

Gabbard's connection to Kremlin narratives and Hindu nationalism raises alarms about her potential appointment to oversee U.S. intelligence.

fromwww.nytimes.com

Gabbard Says More Than 100 Intelligence Officers Fired for Chat Messages

Over 100 intelligence officers were fired for inappropriate discussions on a government chat tool.

Tulsi Gabbard confirmed as director of national intelligence, overcoming skepticism

Tulsi Gabbard has been confirmed as the new Director of National Intelligence after overcoming initial skepticism and scrutiny over her experience and past remarks.

fromtime.com

Miscellaneous

Gabbard's Refusal to Call Snowden a Traitor Draws Pushback at Hearing to Be Intel Chief

Senators express distrust in Tulsi Gabbard's candidacy for Director of National Intelligence due to her praise for Edward Snowden and past controversial statements.

US politics

Iran IS going after nukes, Tulsi Gabbard, no matter how many times our spies say otherwise

Tulsi Gabbard aims to reform the intelligence community's perception of Iran's nuclear ambitions.

fromWIRED

4 months ago

Miscellaneous

Meet the Conspiracy Filmmaker Who Claims to Have Red-Pilled Tulsi Gabbard

The Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 proposes significant changes to the intelligence community under a potential second Trump presidency, including Gabbard's controversial nomination as ODNI.

fromSlate Magazine

Miscellaneous

There Are Many Reasons to Oppose Tulsi Gabbard's Trump Job. This Is a Pretty Big One.

Gabbard's connection to Kremlin narratives and Hindu nationalism raises alarms about her potential appointment to oversee U.S. intelligence.

Intelligence Officials Continue Chat Messages Inquiry

The NSA is investigating inappropriate sexually explicit messages on its Intelink system, leading to the firing of over 100 officers.

#trump-administration

Privacy professionals

fromThe American Conservative

Trump promised to keep spying agencies in check. Then he fired the watchdogs he appointed

Trump's firings hinder oversight and transparency of U.S. intelligence operations.

Right-wing politics

Trump's First Move Against the Deep State: Revoking Security Clearances

Trump revoked security clearances of 51 former intelligence officials on Inauguration Day, impacting their influence and access to sensitive information.

US news

Senate confirms John Ratcliffe as Trump's CIA director

John Ratcliffe has been confirmed as CIA director, becoming the first to hold both ODNI and CIA positions.

US Elections

Trump's 'Deep State' Revenge

Trump's ongoing attacks on intelligence officers signal potential retaliation against federal workers who do not align with his agenda.

East Bay (California)

fromwww.twincities.com

Trump moves to revoke clearances of ex-intel officials who signed letter on Hunter Biden laptop

President Trump is revoking security clearances of former intelligence officials who criticized his administration, indicating a retaliation against perceived adversaries.

fromwww.nytimes.com

John Ratcliffe Is Expected to Lay Out a Vision for a More Aggressive C.I.A.

Ratcliffe aims to promote a CIA free of political bias and more aggressive in its covert operations.

Privacy professionals

fromThe American Conservative

Trump promised to keep spying agencies in check. Then he fired the watchdogs he appointed

Trump's firings hinder oversight and transparency of U.S. intelligence operations.

Right-wing politics

Trump's First Move Against the Deep State: Revoking Security Clearances

Trump revoked security clearances of 51 former intelligence officials on Inauguration Day, impacting their influence and access to sensitive information.

Senate confirms John Ratcliffe as Trump's CIA director

John Ratcliffe has been confirmed as CIA director, becoming the first to hold both ODNI and CIA positions.

US Elections

Trump's 'Deep State' Revenge

Trump's ongoing attacks on intelligence officers signal potential retaliation against federal workers who do not align with his agenda.

East Bay (California)

fromwww.twincities.com

Trump moves to revoke clearances of ex-intel officials who signed letter on Hunter Biden laptop

President Trump is revoking security clearances of former intelligence officials who criticized his administration, indicating a retaliation against perceived adversaries.

fromwww.nytimes.com

more#trump-administration

John Ratcliffe Is Expected to Lay Out a Vision for a More Aggressive C.I.A.

Ratcliffe aims to promote a CIA free of political bias and more aggressive in its covert operations.

fromComputerWeekly.com

Information security

The Security Interviews: Yevgeny Dibrov, Armis | Computer Weekly

Israel has the highest density of cyber security startups, stemming from its intelligence community's unique pipeline.

Units 81 and 8200 are critical in developing Israel's elite cyber talent.

Miscellaneous

The week in whoppers: Bloomberg covers for Spies Who Lied, journo links DEI's death with Jim Crow's rebirth and more

Trump revoked clearances of officials questioning Hunter Biden claims.

Manipulation of information by intelligence officials impacted election integrity.

Criticism of Trump's policies reflects misunderstandings of intent.

Climate narratives appear inconsistent amidst extreme weather events.

fromPsychology Today

Miscellaneous

Whistleblower Alleges 'Havana Syndrome' Coverup

Claims of a conspiracy surrounding "Havana syndrome" may stem from miscommunication of medical conditions rather than a deliberate coverup.

Miscellaneous

fromAxios

Sunday snapshot: Tracking a lone wolf

Balancing threat surveillance and protected speech is a significant challenge for intelligence agencies, requiring careful navigation of constitutional rights.

Left-wing politics

4 months ago

COVID origins coverup: Letters to the Editor - Dec. 30, 2024

The withholding of evidence about COVID's lab origin reflects a significant intelligence failure that hindered understanding and accountability.

East Bay (California)

fromwww.mercurynews.com