IntelligenceBrief from Vince Cannistraro provides unique, on-the-ground intelligence from an internationally recognized leader in terrorism and security.

Mr. Cannistraro served as the CIA's first head of counter-terrorism operations and analysis and was director of intelligence at the National Security Council. As a private citizen, he provides intelligence reports and security consulting to transnational CEOs who value his threat analysis.

IntelligenceBrief provides you with Mr. Cannistraro's unique analysis and access to his global network of sources … the same sources that advise international political and corporate leaders on matters of personal and corporate security.


PREDICTIVE: Reports on potential global threats BEFORE they happen.

ANALYTIC: Access to a global network of experts who hear the chatter.

INCISIVE: Analysis that breaks through media hype to reveal the true importance of events worldwide.

PROTECTIVE: Situational assessments that enable informed travel, investment and strategic decisions.

PRIVILEGED: Intelligence available exclusively to Mr. Cannistraro's clients, with data unavailable through other media and consulting channels.


Personal consultations with Mr. Cannistraro on specific issues and threats facing your business.

Emergency updates delivered by e-mail, fax and wireless devices.

Twice weekly briefings assessing the day's major global risks and security situations.

  • Briefings summarize critical domestic and international threats, terrorist activities and other sources of instability.

  • Briefings highlight key facts and analysis of implications.

  • Information comes from a global network of sources.

  • Briefings are delivered electronically on a site-license basis to you and your senior management team.

Terrorists strike Spanish commuter trains
IntelligenceBrief
11/25/2003
 “Spain, although not on the list of places considered high risk by the State Department, is a likely target in Iraq or elsewhere. This is because Usama bin Laden nominated Spain, along with Poland, as countries to be targeted by al Qaeda, in his most recent audiotape.”
The New York Times
3/12/2004		 “Ten bombs rip through four commuter trains in Madrid during morning rush hour, killing at least 192 people and wounding more than 1,400 in deadliest terrorist attack on European target since World War II.”
Al Qaeda set sights on Saudi government
IntelligenceBrief
12/16/2003
 “As noted in previous IntelligenceBrief threat alerts about the Kingdom, CIA intelligence indicates Usama bin Laden has ordered an all-out offensive be mounted against the Saudi royal family.”
The New York Times
12/30/2003		 “Islamic militants in Saudi Arabia with links to Al Qaeda appear to be making a concerted new effort to destabilize the Saudi government by assassinating top security officials, according to senior American officials.”
Baghdad airport vulnerable
IntelligenceBrief
11/20/2003
 “The US Occupation Authority in Iraq is contemplating the reopening of Baghdad’s International Airport. Sources in the Pentagon note, however, there is concern that a terrorist could position himself to fire a missile at a civilian aircraft.”
Associated Press
11/25/2003		 “A homemade videotape…showed a man firing a surface-to-air missile at a DHL cargo plane. It was the first time insurgents struck a civilian plane in Iraq.”