improvised threat

In Search of Technologies to Counter Improvised Threats

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  The easy access to low-cost, sophisticated technology enables hostile elements to deploy a diverse and ever-evolving range of improvised threats, such as improvised explosive...

Boko Haram Wants Ransom For Girls

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Boko Haram, Nigeria’s very own jihadi menace, has announced that it is willing to release the 219 schoolgirls it kidnapped two years ago for...

Israel Will Have Additional Budgets for Anti Missiles Systems

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By ARIE EGOZI The agreement reached yesterday between the U.S and Israel will allow Israel to improve its anti ballistic missiles defenses. According to the agreement...

ISIS: Main developments in Iraq

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Low-intensity fighting continued this week at the various battle sites, with no significant developments. ISIS’s efforts to establish its military and administrative control over...

Israeli Experts: U.S. Weapons in Iraq Will Reach ISIS

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The US State Department has approved two new lots of weapon sales to Iraq at a time when that government is desperately trying to...

Biometric Solutions To Help Detect Frauds And Forgery

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As part of its efforts to fight online frauds, the Arizona Department of Transportation has signed an agreement with NEC Corporation to develop new...

Same War, Different Days: Is Hi-Tec War All That Different?

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It’s been said often that the modern warfare is nothing like that of the past since in the past, war was between two trained...

Is The US to Send Troops To Africa?

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The United State could soon send hundreds of military advisers to the front line of the raging battle against Islamist terrorist organisation Boko Haram...

Western Intelligence A Step Behind ISIS, According To Expert

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Derek Harvey, a former top intelligence agent and advisor in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq, has said that the Western intelligence communities have not fully...
gaze detection

Gaze Detection Technology as a Suspect Monitoring Tool

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Monitoring and analyzing suspicious behavior has become a pressing need for law enforcement teams. A new development offers a "remote gaze detection technology" that...

U.S. Bioterrorism Detection Program Deemed Unreliable

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DHS’s BioWatch program aims to provide early indication of an aerosolized biological weapon attack. Until April 2014, DHS pursued a next-generation autonomous detection technology...

Fighting Rockets with Rockets

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Will Israel retaliate with rockets, next time it is being attacked by this kind of weapon? The answer is not simple or clear, but...

Backdoor Plots: The Darknet as a Field for Terrorism

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By Yotam Rosner, Aviad Mendelbaum, Sean London, and Yoram Schweitzer On Friday, August 2, 2013, the US State Department published a travel warning, and in...
perimeter security

New Technologies for Border Perimeter Security

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The 3,323-km stretch that India shares with Pakistan is one of the most sensitive sections of its land borders. Fencing the entire stretch has...

UK To Destroy Biometrics Of 45 Terror Suspects

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British security agencies will be forced to destroy biometric data of forty-five terror suspects. The DNA samples and fingerprints were retained for a longer...

Spotlight on Global Jihad: Yemen

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Written by The Meir Amit Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center Report of an attempted attack on an airbase where Western forces were staying Ansar al-Sharia (which is...

Australian customs officers to be allowed to carry firearms in airports

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Australia’s immigration minister, Peter Dutton, announced that, as part of the merger between customs and the immigration department into the new Australian border force...

A Multidisciplinary Analysis of Cyber Information Sharing

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The emergence of the cyber threat phenomenon is forcing organizations to change the way they think about security. One of these changes relates to...
dna

New DNA Technology Can Help Solve Crimes

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  A new software application can predict appearance and ancestry from forensic DNA samples, and could help police teams solve complex cases. Snapshot is a...
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Anti-Drone Jammers at the Davos World Economic Forum

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Swiss police were pictured in Davos testing anti-drone jammers, which resemble massive machine guns, as part of security preparations for the World Economic Forum....

The Growing club of armored cars users

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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has recently started using his new armored BMW as his regular mode of transportation. Abbott treated himself to the...

Paris Attacks Raise Privacy Debate Once More

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Paz Shabtai Following the Paris attacks, apparently planned under the noses of French and Belgian authorities, one possibility is that Islamic State militants have found...

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Can AI Spot a Threat Before It Happens?

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Modern cybersecurity systems face a scale problem. Networks generate enormous amounts of traffic, and malicious activity may be hidden among millions of ordinary interactions....