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Intelligence: Airport Security

Streamlining Air Passenger Security Screening

08/28/2009 - A new study says passenger screening could be improved by separating travelers into two lines: one for low-risk passengers and the other for high-risk passengers.
Intelligence: Legal Issues

Ruling Against Fraud Alert Companies

08/28/2009 - A recent court ruling dealing a blow to fraud-alert companies leaves consumers in the dark.
Intelligence

Fighting Against the Wind

07/29/2009 - New reports on wind-driven fires highlight how specific tools and techniques could help save firefighters' lives.
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Identifying Disease Spread on Planes

07/29/2009 - Can sensors detect a passenger's pathogens in exhaled particles in an airplane cabin?
Intelligence: Surveillance

Making Sense of Surveillance Claims

06/29/2009 - To get the most from digital camera systems, security managers must understand the terms manufacturers use to describe their products.
Intelligence: Guards \ Security Officers

New Mexico's Private Security Watchdog

06/29/2009 - Meet Robert Hamic: he uses his blog to keep other private security providers honest in New Mexico.
Intelligence: Contingency Planning \ Disaster Management

Plain Language Not a Communications Panacea

06/29/2009 - Many emergency response agencies have switched from code talk to plain language because of the 2006 National Incident Management System Alert, but what's plain language to one agency isn't plain language to another.
Intelligence: Crime

Do Improvement Districts Cut Crime?

05/27/2009 - Researchers find greater reductions in business improvement districts, but experts say the model is not a panacea.
Intelligence: Contingency Planning \ Disaster Management

Resilience Key to Recovery

05/27/2009 - Because there's no way to stop every terrorist attack or natural disaster, "resilience" — the ability to recover quickly after a disaster—is becoming a key buzz word in the homeland security conversation.
Intelligence: Terrorism

Tying Terror Groups to Attacks

04/30/2009 - A research program under development could help determine which group is responsible for an incident by analyzing the details of the event.
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Traditional Profiling Ineffective, Study Says

04/30/2009 - Traditional profiling is no more effective at rooting out criminals than random screening, according to a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA.
Intelligence: Crime

Confessions Corrupting Witnesses

04/30/2009 - Eyewitness misidentification is the number one cause of wrongful criminal prosecutions, accounting for 75 percent of the prisoners exonerated due to DNA evidence.
Intelligence: Legal Issues

Immigration Law

04/28/2009 - Read the Migration Policy Institute's recommendations on how to improve effectiveness of current immigration laws. 
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