International Security Research and Intelligence Agency

International Security Research and Intelligence Agency (ISRIA) combines a private-part company, established in France in 2004, and an online media network with international-level audience mostly made of policymakers, diplomats, and officials, that provides news a diplomatic intelligence both freely online and via a subscription service.[1]

A description on the website reads that "ISRIA’s global team of information and intelligence professionals provides an audience of decision-makers and news consumers around the world with a unique monitoring and insight into geopolitical and diplomatic developments".

In March 2011, a partnership[2] with Brussels-based Security and Defence Agenda (SDA) has become effective. News feeds from both organization now appear on their respective websites.

In January 2012, a firm named Cyceon took over ISRIA and launched DiploNews. As a result, ISRIA was dismantled and part of its past online activities is now operated by Cyceon.

On January 23, 2012, ISRIA halted all its activities.

References
  1. "Isria launches global monitoring service". UPI. February 9, 2009.
  2. "Partners of the Security and Defence Agenda".


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