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Daily Headline : Cybercrime

Cybercrime: Strengthening Global Cooperation

07/07/2011 - Efforts to combat cybercrime through diplomatic initiatives, treaties, and other means are growing, but it is still not a battle that all countries are equally committed to fighting.
Daily Headline : Guards \ Security Officers

Are Diplomatic Security Forces Ready For a More Offensive Role in the Middle East?

06/30/2011 - At a Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs hearing Wednesday afternoon, a Government Accountability Office official expressed concerns that the State Department’s diplomatic security operations may not be prepared for new challenges that will come as troops withdraw from Iraq and Afghanistan.
Daily Headline : Drug Control

A Look at Mexican Drug Cartel Membership Trends

06/17/2011 - Experts’ concerns about the increased use of child soldiers by Mexican drug cartels were affirmed Wednesday after a bloody confrontation between members of Los Zetas and Jalisco State Police at a cartel training camp resulted in the arrest of 10 members, five of which were in their teens. There also appear to be more female members.
Daily Headline : International Security

Morning Security Brief: Cyberattacks, Chinese Protests, Hospital Violence, and More

06/14/2011 - Hackers hit the U.S. Senate. The British Navy is reconsidering its role in Libya. Protests erupt sporadically in China. A security guard in Islamabad gives his life to stop a suicide bomber. And other news.
Daily Headline : Cybercrime

Morning Security Brief: IMF Cyberattack, Stolen Passports, Disguised Insurgents, and More

06/13/2011 - The IMF gets hacked. Interpol says aviation's biggest threat is stolen travel documents. NATO works to counter insurgents in their ranks. Documents shed light on Chiquita's ties to Colombian violence. Plus more.
International: Crime

Retail Security South of the Border

05/27/2011 - How the head of security at a major Mexican retailer deals with its high-risk environment using an intelligence-based approach.
Homeland Security: Research & Studies

Sustaining Nuclear Forensics

05/27/2011 - Experts warn that a lack of specialists in the field of nuclear forensics may make it difficult in the future to trace the origin of dirty bombs.
International: Contingency Planning \ Disaster Management

Planning for Tumultuous Times

05/27/2011 - When employees are caught in a crisis like the Egyptian political upheaval or Japan's earthquake and tsunami, a company has to be able to quickly communicate with them and help them get safely out of the danger zone.
Daily Headline : Crime

Standards Body Tells Companies to Take Initiative in the Fight Against Global Counterfeiting

05/12/2011 - Businesses reliant on the global supply chain have to take on more responsibility in the fight against counterfeit merchandise, rather than relying on law enforcement, the American National Standards Institute says.
Daily Headline : Terrorism

Conspicuously Secure Compound Helped Undo Bin Laden, Officials Say

05/02/2011 - The size, location, and security posture of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden’s safehouse led U.S. intelligence to conclude a high-value terrorist was holed up there, senior national security officials revealed last night during a late-night conference call with reporters.
Intelligence: Crime

Notorious Markets

04/23/2011 - The Office of the United States Trade Representative has released a list of “notorious markets.” The list includes online and physical locations that have been subject to counterfeiting and anti-piracy enforcement  
Beyond Print: International Security

Counterproliferation

04/23/2011 - The U.S. should augment current work in chemical and biological defense with more efforts to deter adversaries from developing and using such weapons, according to a study from the RAND Corporation (.pdf).
Beyond Print: International Security

U.K. Counterterrorism

04/23/2011 - The U.K.’s Home Office has begun to repeal and reform the country’s excessive counterterrorist police powers instituted since 9-11, which have chipped away at citizen’s core civil liberties. Read the office’s review and recommendations online (.pdf).
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