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Welcome to the Global Intelligence Knowledge Network Podcast, where real-world intelligence expertise meets insightful analysis. Join your host, Neil Bisson, a former Intelligence Officer with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, for a weekly deep dive into the world of espionage, national security, foreign interference, terrorism, and all matters spy and intelligence related.

With over 25 years of experience in intelligence and law enforcement, both domestically and internationally, Neil Bisson brings a unique perspective to the table. From hunting spies and terrorists to recruiting and managing human sources, he's seen it all.

Each episode, Neil Bisson, Director of Global Intelligence Knowledge Network as he provides a comprehensive summary of the most intriguing international intelligence stories, dissecting the hottest media topics with professional analysis and insider knowledge. Whether you're a seasoned intelligence professional or simply fascinated by the world of spies, this podcast is your go-to source for accurate, insightful, and engaging content.

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Send us Fan Mail 🕵️ Canada's New Nightmare: Violence As A Service? | Global Intelligence Weekly Wrap-Up — Episode 100 🎙️ 100 EPISODES OF INTELLIGENCE, ANALYSIS AND INSIGHT! Foreign governments exploiting criminal networks. Russian espionage targeting European defence industries. Commercial surveillance technology raising questions about spyware. And allegations that Iran may be using hired gunmen to carry out politically motivated attacks in Canada. Different countries. Different methods. One...
Send us Fan Mail 🕵️ Is Canadian Security Screening Failing? | Global Intelligence Weekly Wrap-Up Canada's security screening system is under scrutiny. Germany warns of Russian sabotage. GRU-linked hackers target NATO defence industries. British police investigate suspected Iranian spying near an important airbase. Different methods. One common objective: ACCESS. This week, Neil Bisson—retired CSIS Intelligence Officer, former CBSA Officer and Director of the Global Intelligence Knowledge Netw...
Send us Fan Mail 🕵️ Why Are Spies Breaking Bad? | Global Intelligence Weekly Wrap-Up A Canadian NATO intern accused of espionage. A former German intelligence chief arrested. A former senior CIA official admitting to a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme. What happens when people entrusted with secrets abuse that trust—and can security screening identify the warning signs? This week, Neil Bisson—retired CSIS Intelligence Officer, former CBSA Officer, and Director of the Global Intelligence Knowl...
Send us Fan Mail 🕵️ Is CSIS Breaking the Law? | Global Intelligence Weekly Wrap-Up When can intelligence officers legally undertake activities that would otherwise be criminal—and what happens when the safeguards governing those activities fall short? This week, Neil Bisson—retired CSIS Intelligence Officer, former CBSA Officer, and Director of the Global Intelligence Knowledge Network—examines four stories about intelligence authorities, covert research funding, transnational criminal networ...
Send us Fan Mail ☣️ ISIS Planning Chemical Attack in Canada? | Global Intelligence Weekly Wrap-Up A terrorism investigation in Quebec City has raised a disturbing question: Was an alleged ISIS supporter researching how to carry out a chemical attack in Canada? This week, Neil Bisson — retired CSIS Intelligence Officer, former CBSA Officer, and Director of the Global Intelligence Knowledge Network — examines four stories demonstrating how foreign intelligence, cyber espionage, sabotage and t...
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