Tom Cellucci, former Chief Commercialization Officer for the U. S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and Ann-Christine Langselius, former vice president for the Swedish Defense & Security Government Agency, are joining forces to create a Web TV channel dedicated to serving the needs of the many stakeholders in the worldwide security enterprise.
The US Treasury Department has added eight Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) leaders to the list of specially designated nationals. The LeT terrorists designated by Treasury include Sajid Mir, the “project manager” responsible for coordinating the November 2008 siege of Mumbai.
Senior police officials on Wednesday warned of potential terrorist attacks in Southern California amid a growing risk of war breaking out overseas. LAPD is concerned with what it calls a number of “active plots” in the Southland.
DHS has called in the Pentagon’s premier research agency to help develop a new generation of imagers that are faster, smaller, more precise, and less prone to hacking.
As Hurricane Isaac bears down on the Gulf Coast, the following are important online resources that will help you stay ready for a hurricane, respond to its arrival, and recover from its damage. Use well.
Federal hurricane trackers this year will be experimenting with powerful new tools: unmanned boats and aircraft, including a massive drone more known for spying on battlefields than monitoring nature’s violence.
The Center for Infrastructure Protection and Homeland Security (CIP/HS) at George Mason University School of Law has just published its August edition of ‘The CIP Report’ which highlights smart-grid security. This CIP Report specifically highlights the “significance of and the challenges with securing the smart grid.”
DHS’s Science and Technology Directorate (DHS S&T) has scheduled a series of tests in the Boston subways to measure the real-world performance of new sensors recently developed to detect biological agents.
The Border Research Partnership released a working paper this month on the State of Security in the U.S.-Mexico Border Region.
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