Washington: evidence ties North Korea to Sony cyberattack
U.S. intelligence agencies said they have concluded that the North Korean government was “centrally involved” in the attacks on Sony’s computers.
This conclusion was leaked...
Anthrax – the next attack is only a matter of time
The GAO (Government Accountability Office) is calling for the FBI to develop a comprehensive framework for future anthrax investigations. After the 2001 anthrax attacks,...
Today: Cyber Attack on Israel
Today, April 7: A potential cyber attack on the state of Israel: Don't panic, don't be scared, but don't ignore the threat and get...
A new “coalition” raises eyebrows in Israel
"This is a very strange move" an Israeli source said about Italy's intent to make Poland as a partner for the development of an...
Drones and Privacy – Global Concern
Unmanned systems event 2014 - This is becoming an international problem. The use of drones for domestic security purposes, surveillance of citizens, and putative...
India, Israel Strengthen HLS Cooperation
India and Israel will increase the cooperation on homeland security issues. Confronted with "challenging neighborhoods," India and Israel are intensifying cooperation on Homeland Security...
Attempt to Handle UAV Traffic Before it’s Too Late
Reno-Stead Airport’s future is looking upward, to the world of drones. Recently, members of the media were invited to see the latest technologies NASA...
The Iranian Nuclear Crisis and the U.S. Administration
The Dilemma of Sanctions in Light of the Effort to Promote an Agreement
In his State of the Union address on January 20, 2015, President...
Israeli Company Assisting With Brazil’s First Microsatellite
AEL Sistemas, a subsidiary of Elbit Systems, unveiled Brazil's first microsatellite for military applications in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul.
According to AEL, the...
The Syrian Chemical Weapons Crisis: Diplomatic Solutions
By Shlomo Brom and David Fridman
The remarks by Secretary of State John Kerry, spoken at a London press conference on September 9th, 2013, according...
IHLS TV – Former IAF Commander Herzl Bodinger
Interview with former Israeli Air Force Commander Herzl Bodinger, Chairman of the Israeli Missile Defense Association.
Would New Screening Tech Make Laptop Ban Unnecessary?
The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will evaluate a new personal electronics scanner, the MobiLab ES, which is the only inspection system that effectively...
Power Grid Upgrades Create Security Risks
The U.S. power grid is in the process of an enormous transformation into a smart grid – an advanced, digital infrastructure with two-way capabilities...
Global Company Rolls Out New Security Information Management System
A new physical security technology has been taking the management of sensors further. Siemens’ Siveillance Viewpoint for physical security information management (PSIM) is part of...
Security Personnel’s Best Friend Now Receiving Elite-Unit Training
Canine’s’ sense of smell is more than a million times stronger than a human’s, making them excellent partners for explosive locating. Many detection canine...
The Dangers of Using Unprotected Wi-Fi Hotspots
It’s almost second nature now, whiling away a few moments online using a Wi-Fi hot spot. But hooking up to the network can carry...
Amazon Gets Experimental Airworthiness Certificate
The U.S Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued an experimental airworthiness certificate to an Amazon Logistics, Inc. unmanned aerial systems (UAS) design that the company...
ICT Report: Monthly Terrorist Activities – January 2014
The following is a summary and analysis of the terrorist attacks and counter-terrorism operations that occurred during January 2014, as researched and recorded by...
Is this the beginning of the end?
Assad’s hold on power seems shakier than ever. Last month rebel forces captured the capital of Ibid province, after just a few days’ fighting....
DHS To Airlines: Waive Baggage Fees To Reduce Wait Times
In the case of unbearably long queues for security checks in America’s airports, there is plenty of blame to go around. Both cuts to...
Beheading of a British soldier on a London street foiled in...
Nineteen-year-old Brusthom Ziamani has been sentenced to twenty-seven years in prison after being found guilty of planning to behead a British soldier on the...
U.S. Expands Air Force to Defend Borders
Up to 40 planes sought to help halt “the unlawful movement of people” and for other missions.
As tens of thousands of Latin American youngsters...

















































