The Belgian government has agreed to buy a software that will help the national security services in tracking down terrorists in the Internet, including on social networks.
The software to collect and share open source data will be used by the national security service, military intelligence and police.
The government would be required to pay EUR 22 million ($24.6 million) to procure the software.
On March 22, several blasts hit Brussels Airport and a metro station in the center of the city, leading to the death of 32 and injuring more than 300 people.
The software to collect and share open source data will be used by the national security service, military intelligence and police.
The government would be required to pay EUR 22 million ($24.6 million) to procure the software.
On March 22, several blasts hit Brussels Airport and a metro station in the center of the city, leading to the death of 32 and injuring more than 300 people.