Trimming the net of pipeline maps
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has requested that maps of gas pipelines be removed from the internet as a security measure against terrorism renewing the debate of information and the …
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has requested that maps of gas pipelines be removed from the internet as a security measure against terrorism renewing the debate of information and the …
With the recent revelations of bad green onions and now mad cow disease, the agricultural sector has revealed its vulnerability in keeping the food supply safe for consumers. These incidences …
A recent publication produced by RAND and prepared for the United States Air Force, describes the role of the U.S. Air Force in the War on Terror and its military …
A new report from the Army War College offers insights to the national security debate with respects to the current war on terrorism. Issues addressed include the campaign against al-Qaeda, …
The U.S. government is seeking proposals from companies to develop proposals to screen cargo loaded into the belly of commercial airplanes for bombs and other threatening material. Currently, measures are …
A new report from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace contradicts the current theories of Iraq’s association with Al Qaeda and its posession of weapons of mass destruction. Details about …
The Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency (HSARPA) is focusing research and development efforts on next-generation sensor networks. The agency is channeling approximately $390 million in its current fiscal year …
In response to the potential yet real threat of missile attacks on commercial airlines, the Department of Homeland Security has tapped three contractors to study the feasibility of equipping civilian …
Enrollments for emergency responder training, offered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, have increased nearly 10 percent since 2001, especially in distance learning. The curriculum emphasizes preparedness through leadership training, …
On January 5th, the U.S. began finger-printing and photographing foreigners at airports and seaports in a nationwide program intended to keep borders open and the country more secure. A recent …