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International: Contingency Planning \ Disaster Management

Guidance for Working in Disaster Areas

10/27/2011 - New standards are designed to help security contractors operate safely in areas with weakened rule of law.
Daily Headline : Research & Studies

FBI Working to Release Data on Slain Officers

10/24/2011 - Web site problems keep the FBI from releasing its "Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted" report.
Book Reviews: Training

Cross-Training for First Responders

10/20/2011 - In his book, Gregory Bennett brings the reader through real life situations faced by first responders and, in doing so, highlights where the re­spond­ers’ training may be inadequate.
Daily Headline : Hiring \ Employment Issues

Book Review - Police Chief: How to Attain and Succeed in this Critical Position

10/18/2011 - Can a book about obtaining the position of police chief and then successfully performing as one be of professional interest to security professionals? In this instance, the answer is a qualified yes.
Beyond Print: Legal Issues

Unreasonable Force

09/29/2011 - A police officer is guilty of gross negligence after shooting an unarmed man. The officer, who claimed that he intended to draw his Taser, violated the law when he neglected to verify that he had mistakenly drawn his gun, according to a federal appeals court. The officer’s actions, ruled the court, were objectively unreasonable.
Book Reviews: Training

Preventing Crowd Violence

09/29/2011 - While the book is written from a law enforcement perspective and for a police readership, the information certainly applies to private security professionals who must manage large crowd events in stadiums, malls, concerts, and protests that may be aimed at their companies or on the streets surrounding their facilities.
Book Reviews: Hiring \ Employment Issues

Police Chief: How to Attain and Succeed in this Critical Position

09/29/2011 - Can a book about obtaining the position of police chief and then successfully performing as one be of professional interest to security professionals? In this instance, the answer is a qualified yes.
Daily Headline : Legal Issues

Morning Security Brief: Secure Smartphones for Spies, U.S. Gun Crime Statistics, Facebook To Fix Cookies, and More

09/27/2011 - NSA is developing secure smartphones. A hacker wants the courts to force the FBI to reveal the details of Stingray location-detecting technology. The Guardian uses uniform crime report data to make an interactive map. And more.
Daily Headline : Physical Security

Morning Security Brief: Waistband Shootings, Military Working Dogs, Missing Pigs, and More

09/26/2011 - Almost half of waistband shootings in L.A. involved unarmed suspects. The Department of Defense wants to increase the number of military working dogs. A rash of hog thefts plagues the Midwest. And more.
Daily Headline : Cybercrime

Morning Security Brief: LulzSec Hacker Busted, Other Uses For 3D Printers, APD Scraps WiFi Surveillance Plan, and More

09/23/2011 - Another member of LulzSec is caught, only two remain at large. 3D printing technology lauded for good is already being used for crime. The Austin Police Department kills a plan to log unsecured WiFi networks.
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.
Daily Headline : Homeland Security

Suspicious Activity Reporting

09/08/2011 - Part III of Security Management's 9-11 Anniversary Special Focus: One of the architects of the Suspicious Activity Reporting program shares insights into its formation and expansion.
Beyond Print: Education

Gang Violence

08/30/2011 - The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention’s Web site highlights efforts to combat gang violence around the country.
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