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       ... EUROSINT, the European Open Source Intelligence forum, attracted an audience that one rarely sees in the same room in this city: intelligence specialists from national defense and interior ministers; the European Defense Agency; the European Commission; prime ministerial cabinets; the EU Military Staff and Situation Awareness Center; Europol, the pan-EU police network; Interpol; and a scattering of defense companies, nongovernmental organizations and think tanks.

Source:
"Open-Source Intel Suppliers Join in Terror Fight" in "Defense News"
by Brooks TIGNER

Latest publications

  • Submission by the EUROSINT FORUM in response to the Green Paper on Detection Technologies
    05/01/2007

    Submission to the European Commission concerning the Green Paper on detection technologies in the work of law enforcement, customs and other security authorities

  • THE ROLE OF OPEN SOURCE INTELLIGENCE
    01/12/2006

    Interview with Axel Dyèvre (Jan. 2006)
    Published in “Enhancing Civilian Crisis Response” in Dec 2006  

  • Making Sense out of Information Overload
    01/12/2006
    Using the Eidos Suite (formerly known as Think Tools)
    By Adrian Taylor
    Published in “Enhancing Civilian Crisis Response” in Dec 2006
    The author is Director of Policy and Strategy for the European School of Governance (http://www.eusg.de) in Berlin, which offers the Eidos Software and related services on behalf of its owner, the Parmenides Foundation (http://www.parmenides-foundation.org) in Munich/Elba. He can be contacted at Adrian.Taylor@eusg.de.

  • Inaugural Meeting - Executive summary
    01/10/2006

    This text reflects issues raised in the inaugural meeting of the European Open Source Intelligence (Eurosint) Forum, which took place in Brussels on 19 and 20 September, 2006, and which was kindly sponsored by Jane’s Information Group and DG JLS of the European Commission.  It does not try to mirror the agenda, offering instead a synthesis of the main points and of decisions reached by the brainstorming group after the formal event ended.

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