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Morning Security Brief: Craigslist Robberies, Secure Communities, and a Police Impersonator

12/14/2011 - Robbers are using Craigslist to target holiday bargain shoppers. U.S. citizens are constantly being swept up by Secure Communities because of flaws in DHS databases. New Hampshire police are searching for a police impersonator. And more.
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Book Review: Internet Searches for Vetting, Investigations, and Open-Source Intelligence

12/12/2011 - Edward J. Appel, CEO of iName­Check, has written a primer for today’s security professionals covering the ins and outs of Internet vetting, data mining, and intelligence gathering.
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Morning Security Brief: Drug Sniffing Dogs, Google Slams Mobile Security Vendors, DHS Denies Hackers Hit Water Pump, and More

11/23/2011 - Does using a drug sniffing dog without probable cause constitute an illegal search? Google says mobile security vendors are overstating the threat to turn a profit. DHS dismisses reports of hackers taking out an Illinois water pump. And more.
Book Reviews: Investigations

Internet Searches for Vetting, Investigations, and Open-Source Intelligence

11/19/2011 - Edward J. Appel, CEO of iName­Check, has written a primer for today’s security professionals covering the ins and outs of Internet vetting, data mining, and intelligence gathering.
Daily Headline : Investigations

Police Embrace Social Media

11/04/2011 - Police departments are finding that social media can be used to gather tips and feedback from the public.
Daily Headline : Investigations

Morning Security Brief: Suspicious Activity Around Georgia Water Infrastructure, Cybersecurity, Hospital Security, and More

11/03/2011 - Georgia authorities warn of suspicious activity around water treatment plants. The US and European Union hold their first joint cybersecurity exercise. And a hospital faces loss of funding because of the actions of a security guard that led to a patients death.
Beyond Print: Investigations

Social Media

10/28/2011 - A trial court judge has ruled that a plaintiff does not have to “friend” opposing counsel to allow access to photos on her Facebook account. The judge ruled that the photos could be provided to the defense but that providing access to the private Facebook account as a method of discovery was an invasion of privacy.
Technofile: Investigations

Lessons Learned from Trident Breach

10/27/2011 - A panel of law enforcement experts who spoke at the recent FOSE conference in Washington, D.C., discussed some of the operation’s key lessons as well as the current state of law enforcement’s anti-cybercrime efforts.
Technofile: Investigations

Police Embrace Social Media

10/27/2011 - Police departments are finding that social media can be used to gather tips and feedback from the public.
Daily Headline : Investigations

Morning Security Brief: Lawmaker Calls Cartels Terrorists, Online Consumer Data, Prepaid Debit Cards, and More

10/14/2011 - Some lawmakers label the Mexican cartels terrorists. Sites sell information online to advertisers. New rule proposed for traveling with prepaid debit cards. And more.
Daily Headline : Investigations

Tracking Digital Footprints In The Field

09/13/2011 - By testing suspect computing devices on site, law enforcement can reduce forensic wait times and protect the chain of evidence.
Book Reviews: Investigations

Advanced Interviewing Techniques, Second Edition

08/31/2011 - Advanced Interviewing Techniques is a must-read for law enforcement officers, military personnel, and security professionals.
Daily Headline : Investigations

Science: Securing Synthetic Biology

08/09/2011 - Scientists who sequence the DNA of pathogens have adopted guidelines to limit the opportunities for criminals to get access to such research.
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