Jean-Paul Ney is a French/Spanish photoreporter and journalist based in Paris (France). He published several articles and pictures in magazines like Paris Match, Le Figaro Magazine and Newsweek.
He was war correspondent for the international photopress agency Sipa Press, in the Middle East (Jerusalem, Gaza, Amman, Beyrouth) and defense correspondent in Washington for France Soir, VSD magazine and Canal Plus TV news channel.
Also TV director, Jean-Paul Ney worked four years with French television where he led the investigation cell working on Internet hackers and terrorism. He’s known as one of the most famous investigators in France as he gets involved and goes inside to find the truth. He directed four documentaries, exclusive interviews and other reports :
Meeting with The Analyzer, the Pentagon’s Hacker (Canal Plus / NPA).
Inside the Hackers world (Canal Plus / ITV).
Smart Card, Smart Bugs (Canal Plus / ITV).
Smile, we spy on you (Canal Plus / Capa TV).
Meeting with Winn Schwartau, the most dangerous man in the world ( Canal Plus).
Welcome to the Defcon ! (ITV).
From 1999 to 2005 he published six books and working on three others :
Virtual Terrors, inside the hackers world and new threats (1999). Carnot-Cicéron.
The Big Bug, info or intox ? (1999). Carnot-Cicéron.
Black Book on Terrorism (2003). Publia.
Smile, we spy on you (2005). Le Cherche Midi.
The Policy of Security Around the Mediterranean Sea (participation). L’Harmattan defense (2005).
Jean-Paul Ney as researcher in the fields of defense, security, counter-terrorism and intelligence, founded the Committee of the Journalists of Defense and Homeland Security.
Since 2002, he is the Research Director for the International Centre for Research and Studies on Terrorism and the Aid to the Victims of Terrorism (CIRET-AVT), founded by the former director of homeland security French police (DST), Yves Bonnet. For this NGO, Jean-Paul Ney advises certain governments, the press and some politicians.
Jean-Paul Ney was the only European journalist to be invited at the National Security Agency in the year of 2000, also, in November 2005, the deputy director of the FBI John Pistole received Jean-Paul Ney to his office in Washington D.C.
With Christophe Casalegno from the Digital Network Group, they work together in those fields of competence and research :
Possible Threats’ Assessment.
Information Warfare.
Non-conventional Risks & Threats.
OSINT Monitoring.
Corporate Security.
Search & Assess Teamleading.
Identify Human Networks.
Social Engineering.
You can contact him :
By email : jean-paul.ney(AT)digital-network.net By phone (int) 33 6 345 466 04 (24/7)
Skype : jean.paul.ney
Gmail : jeanpaulney(AT)gmail.com
LINKS (IN FRENCH)
Pour visiter le site officiel de Jean-Paul Ney, merci d'aller sur http://www.jeanpaulney.com
Nh'ésitez pas à visiter le site web du Centre International de Recherches et d'Etudes sur le Terrorisme & l'Aide aux Victimes du Terrorisme sur http://www.ciret-avt.org/Le site http://www.intelink.info est le fil d'informations et de veille stratégique auquel il collabore