By Eugene F. Ferraro, CPP, PCI, CFE
Despite widespread attention, identity theft and identity crimes continue to flourish. Judith M. Collins, an expert in ID theft in the business world, asserts that it is both the employer’s responsibility and a good business practice to protect staff and client personal information. This book attempts to be a guide for helping managers and employers to protect these assets.
By Jim Ellis, CPP, PSP, CSSM
When it released NFPA 730 (Guide to Premises Security) and NFPA 731 (Standard for the Installation of Electronic Premises Security Systems) in 2005, several security industry associations and leaders questioned why a fire-standards organization was getting involved in security
By Joe N. Smith
Security professionals may need to understand their sector to protect it—no less for water supply systems—but there’s a limit to what they need to know.
By Richard Petraitis, CPP
Gabriel Weimann, professor of communications at Haifa University in Israel, has produced a disturbing analysis of the extraordinarily popular use of the Internet by violent extremist organizations seeking a global forum.
By Lloyd F. Reese, CPP, CISSP
Benjamin and Simon slam the current administration, claiming that the war in Iraq has caused the United States to lose even more face in the Arab world and has drawn terrorists to Iraq to fight U.S. troops.
By Karim H. Vellani, CPP, CSC
Terror on the Internet scores the highest marks this month, followed by a CD on demystifying terrorism.