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ALGERIA Issue dated 21/01/2016

Engility reboots border security scheme

American defence services company Engility (formerly L-3 Services) is trying to revive its Algerian border security project. The scheme is [...] (133 words)

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CSFN is preferred police and army code breaker

Cyber Security Forensic Network (CSFN) is creating some commotion among the communications interception specialists working for the Algerian security services. [...]

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Benzekri sees big in trying to improve Sonatrach’s security

Head of the American concern NBC Security, Algerian businessman Nacer Benzekri has begun talks with Sonatrach on tightening security at [...]

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Africom tackles the drugs trade

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Private U.S. military firm trains police

Military Professional Resources Inc (MPRI), an affiliate of the American defence giant L-3 Communications, is to help train personnel in [...]

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