Airport perimeter security in the U.S. – a declining market
The Americans do not believe in perimeter defenses around airports, in spite of the proven performance of these systems.
U.S. airport perimeter manufacturers — makers...
U.S unmanned platform and a British missile will better kill...
The US Air Force is looking at equipping its General Atomics Reaper unmanned aircraft with a British-developed, man-in-the-loop missile better able to reduce collateral...
Someone is jamming my satellite
The U.S. Air Force has been quietly developing and has finally fielded a permanent solution to protect its crucial satellite communications signals from interference,...
US Army to Evaluate Tactical Routers for Combat Vehicles
The U.S. Army, through the System of Systems Integration (SoSI) Directorate, plans to evaluate the use of tactical routers on vehicles. Such routers will enable multiple users and systems on board and nearby combat vehicles to access vehicular networks and distributed IP based services while maintaining high level of security.
No knives on passenger aircraft in the U.S.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has abandoned, for now, its proposal to allow travelers to carry small knives on airplanes owing to significant opposition...
The US Army uses a remotely controlled flail robot for route...
The US Army has been using the M160 remotely controlled flail robot built by the Croatian company DOK-ING in Afghanistan for route clearance missions....
The U.S law may be adapted to cope with the new...
In 2011, at the request of Russia, the FBI questioned Tamerlan Tsatnaev to see whether he was affiliated with Chechen Islamic terrorist networks. The...
Streamlined Blue Force Tracking System Integrates Combat & Logistics Support
The US Army is finally integrating a blue-force tracking system common to manoeuvre and logistics elements. For the first time on the battlefield, maneuver and logistics forces will share situational awareness and messaging, forming a complete and seamless operational picture.
Heavy attack on the permission to carry knives on U.S passenger...
The Israeli aviation security experts were the first to criticize the changes in the regulations that would allow airline passengers in the U.S to...
Homemade bombs – not enough is done in the U.S. to...
Israeli security experts say that the free sale of some materials that can be used for homemade explosives is a "big mistake"
One expert said...
Israeli technology may fill gaps in U.S. border protection
Israeli companies are planning to offer their systems when U.S office of border patrol issues a request for proposals for mobile surveillance systems (MVSS).
US...
The Israeli reality is now shared by the U.S.
Improvised explosive devices (IEDs) have killed many Israeli through the years. Now they pose a threat to American citizens.
IED's killed and maimed so many...
The aftermath of the Boston Attack – Connecting the dots
By Dr. Boaz Ganor
As a rule, terrorist attacks can be divided into two types: “personal initiative” attacks, and “organized terrorism”. In organized terrorism, a...
China and the U.S. join forces on cyber security?
This is surprising and only time will tell if it`s real.
China and the US, have agreed to set up a cyber security working group.
"All...
“Israel has nuclear weapons,” – stated the former U.S. Secretary of...
By Ami Dor-on
In a Senate hearing, former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, posed an unusual and strange argument that "Iran seeks to develop...
A reminder to an imminent threat – poison in envelopes
Only a few days after I-HLS discussed here the readiness of Israel to a new wave of poisonous "white powder " scare, an envelope...
A pressure cooker bomb warning was issued in the U.S in...
The bombs used to attack the Boston Marathon appear to have been homemade improvised explosive devices (IEDs) made with components easily available in chain...
What Would US Do if Israel Defied It by Attacking Iranian’s...
If Israel strikes Iranian nuclear weapons facilities, the paramount American national interest would be dissuading the Iranian regime from rebuilding its nuclear program -...
INSS Global Cyber Review – April 2013
Israel
Israeli Government invests in the next generation of cyber experts
The Israeli government has decided to invest approximately 300m ILS to improve research and development...
In Defense of Stuxnet
By James A. Lewis
INSS – Cyber Warfare Program
Revelations about Stuxnet and Flame have provoked a chorus of dire warnings on the dangers of cyber...
Unmanned air systems boom in the U.S – Israel may benefit
Growing demand for unmanned air systems (UAS) for homeland security in the world and particularly in the U.S is bringing this industry to new...
Cooperation is the key for U.S border security projects
Israeli companies will have to partner with companies in the U.S to try and get chunks of the big border security market.
At last month’s...
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Data Breaches Are Connected to Mass Layoffs, Research
A research team from Binghamton University and the State University of New York explains the connection between mass layoffs and data breaches, theorizing that...
