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State Perspective - Alaska

09/26/2007 - Interview with David E. Liebersbach Originally from California, David E. Liebersbach moved to Alaska in 1970 to be a rookie smokejumper for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). He later headed the Alaska Division of Emergency Services before being assigned to oversee what became the state’s Homeland Security and Emergency Management division in 2003.
Beyond Print: Terrorism

Terrorism Handbook

09/26/2007 - The National Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorisms 2006 terrorism yearbook has articles on terrorist tactics from 1980 to 2005 and much more.
Technofile: Terrorism

Who Owns the Net?

09/25/2007 - Who’s responsible for restoring the Web after disruption? Also, advice on laptop security, a book on corporate blogs, and slow compliance with the PCI data security standard.
Homeland Security: Terrorism

Is the CIA Too Cautious

09/25/2007 - Former CIA agent Robert Baer on intelligence reform, an update on secure building design, and a conversation with New Mexico’s director of homeland security.
Beyond Print: Terrorism

Who Owns the Net?

09/25/2007 - The Business Roundtable recommends that the private sector take responsibility for fixing weaknesses in key Internet assets.
Intelligence: Terrorism

Who’s Impersonating Hospital Inspectors?

09/25/2007 - The fear is that the impostors are terrorists scouting hospitals for vulnerabilities, says Fred Roll, a healthcare security consultant and the president of the International Association for Healthcare Security and Safety (IAHSS).
Book Reviews: Terrorism

Infiltration: How Muslim Spies and Subversives Have Penetrated Washington

09/25/2007 - If true, this book is terrifying. If false, it’s wildly irresponsible. Sperry writes an alarming exposé of how Muslims have been secretly infiltrating American society, government, and culture, all the while pretending to be peace-loving and patriotic, while actually supporting violent jihad to turn the United States into an Islamic state.
Editor's Note: Terrorism

Lady Luck Vs. the Terrorists

09/24/2007 - When it comes to fighting terrorism, it’s smart to be lucky.
Beyond Print: Terrorism

Chemical Security

09/24/2007 - Chemical facilities are making progress. Find out which ones have dramatically reduced the risk of harm from hazardous chemicals. (CAP’s Preventing Toxic Terrorism: How Some Chemical Facilities are Removing Danger to American Communities and the National Research Council’s Terrorism and Chemical Infrastructure: Protecting People and Reducing Vulnerabilities are both available at SM Online.)
Government: Terrorism

Spying Trouble

09/21/2007 - Culture clashes among the FBI, CIA, and military intelligence agencies are among the problems in the intelligence community. This report looks at whether progress is being made.
Book Reviews: Terrorism

Insurgent Iraq: Al Zarqawi and the New Generation

09/21/2007 -
Book Reviews: Terrorism

Homeland Security and Terrorism: Readings and Interpretations

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Intelligence: Terrorism

Rail Security in Transition

09/21/2007 - Rail and bus security
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