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Morning Security Brief: Mexican Elections, Yellowstone Supercomputer, Security Guard Charged with Murder, and More

06/11/2012 - Mexico’s new president could mean big changes in the war on drugs. NCAR’s new supercomputer could help predict the weather more accurately. A security guard is charged with murder after shooting two men, one 11 times. And more.
Daily Headline : Cybercrime

Morning Security Brief: Canadian Cybersecurity, Tsunami Debris Has Scientists on Alert, TWIC Extensions Approved, and More

06/07/2012 - Secret memos reveal Canada's cybersecurity concerns. Scientists worry that organisms carried over on debris from Japan’s tsunami last year could disrupt West Coast ecosystems. The Committee on Homeland Security extends the validity of TWIC cards.
Daily Headline : Travel Security

Morning Security Brief: Nigeria Plane Crash, Tokyo Subway Attack Suspect Found, Four Guilty of Denmark Attack Plan, and More

06/04/2012 - New details emerge about the plane crash in Nigeria on Sunday. One of the last two suspects in the 1995 Tokyo subway attack is arrested. A Danish court finds four guilty of planning terror attacks. And more.
Daily Headline : Airport Security

Morning Security Brief: CBRN-Ready Baby Cradles, CrySyS Lab Profiles Flame, Airport Breach, and More

05/31/2012 - Russia buys 100 attack-proof cradles at $60,000 apiece. CrySyS Lab publishes a report profiling the “most sophisticated cyberweapon yet unleashed.” A man with no ticket bypasses security and boards a plane in San Diego. And more.
Daily Headline : International

Morning Security Brief: Researchers Discover Super Malware, Top Al Qaeda Leader Killed in Strike, The World Tomorrow, and More

05/29/2012 - Researchers discover the most sophisticated malware in the world. Al Qaeda leader Sakhr al-Taifi is killed. The World Tomorrow explores the Occupy Movement. And more.
Daily Headline : Special Event Security

Olympic Security Praise from NYPD Chief

05/23/2012 - NYPD chief Raymond Kelly said today that he is impressed with London's security planning for the 2012 Summer Olympics.
International: International

Nigeria’s Security Challenges

05/17/2012 - Government corruption, gangs, and terrorism are among the challenges facing Nigeria and threatening its stability.
International: Cybercrime

The Security Management Digital Edition

05/01/2012 - In this issue: ♦ Associate Editor Laura Spadanuta explores high-rise evacuations. ♦ Associate Editor Ann Longmore-Etheridge reports on recommendations from the DHS Advisory Council’s Southwest Border Task Force Report. ♦ Technofile Editor John Wagley reviews the pitfalls of allowing employees to use their own devices. ♦ And Homeland Security Editor Matthew Harwood presents a multimedia update on the use of self-propelled semi-submersibles in drug trafficking.
Daily Headline : Intelligence

Morning Security Brief: Drone Strike Criteria, Al Qaeda After Bin Laden, Mystery Illness at MoD Headquarters, and More

05/01/2012 - The U.S. reveals some criteria for drone strikes. Al Qaeda is weaker, but people who subscribe to its ideology are more virulent, says one expert. Mystery illness prompts fears of biological attack at British army facility. And more.
Daily Headline : Investigations

Morning Security Brief: Chinese Surveillance, Mexico Preps for Volcano Eruption, Police Moonlighting as Guards, and More

04/17/2012 - China hints at scaling back foreign products for surveillance, citing national security risks. Mexico readies emergency services ahead of possible volcano eruption. Australian authorities have opened an inquiry into police moonlighting as private security. And more.
Daily Headline : Guards \ Security Officers

Morning Security Brief: OIG Under Investigation, Easter Sunday Bombing, Pakastani Speaker Denied Visa, and More

04/10/2012 - The DHS OIG is under investigation for falsifying documents. A security guard tells how he kept the Easter Sunday bomber from blowing up a church. An outspoken critic of drone attacks is denied a visa to return to the U.S. to speak. And more.
Daily Headline : Homeland Security

Morning Security Brief: ISC West Awards Controversy, Hacking Tools Legislation, Merchant of Death, and More

04/06/2012 - ISC West awards process comes under scrutiny. EU pushing to criminalize hacking tools. Russian angered over Merchant of Death sentencing. And more.
Daily Headline : International

Holding Individuals Accountable

04/04/2012 - To get companies to take corruption charges more seriously, the U.S. is now going beyond fines to individual prosecutions.
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