USA Fears The Enemy Within
The House Homeland Security Committee has released its Terror Threat Snapshot for November, and it paints an increasingly alarming picture.
The November snapshot focuses on homegrown...
New Material to Protect from Electronic Surveillance
Conductive Composites, a small Utah company, has developed an extremely thin, flexible material, to shield from electronic emissions and electromagnetic pulses.
Beyond traditional network-penetration, novel...
Indian Security agencies Consider Buying Israel’s Aerial Surveillance Systems
Indian security agencies, National Security Guard and the Border Security Force as well as the Karnataka police, have considered buying balloon-based aerial surveillance systems...
Is Now A Cyber Watershed For ISIS?
The cyberattack on TalkTalk, a telecommunications company in Britain, could be a watershed moment in Islamic State's (Isis) cyberwar against the West, cybersecurity experts...
Should Terror Be Fought Online?
Paz Shabtai
An increasing number of countries are calling for the establishment of cyber defense agencies as the key to combating terrorism, as militant groups...
How Can We Adjust Ourselves To Growing Terror Threat
The age of terror has seen many changes over the past years, with a prominent example being the phenomenon that most of us are...
The US Goes After Domestic Terrorists
The U.S. Justice Department said this week that it has created a new office which would focus on homegrown extremists.
Assistant Attorney General John P....
New Software To Identify ISIS Recruiters On Social Media
ISIS is busy producing many videos to post online, trying to recruit more fighters to join its ranks, which is terrorizing Iraq and Syria....
Terror Attacks In Jerusalem and The West Bank – Can Technology...
One step the government is initiating to decrease attacks and incidents in the West Bank is stationing surveillance cameras in hazardous points in Jerusalem and the...
Lack Of Nuclear Power Plant Security Measures Pose Risks
A study of the information security measures at civilian nuclear energy facilities around the world found a wide range of problems at many facilities...
ISIS Inspires Rather Than Attacks, Study Shows
The growing threat of ISIS is not stemming from the extremists themselves, but from the terror group’s propaganda machine.
The boastful jihadi group has neither...
DHS Is Calling For Companies And Researchers To Aid In Agriculture...
Food safety is a growing concern, and the World Health Organization claims that nearly three-quarters of new infectious diseases are communicable between animals and...
US DoJ to Fund Studies Into Homegrown Terrorism
For years the US has been perceived as an enemy of Islam by some members of the Islamic community, for various reasons, such as:...
Aeronautics’ Dominator XP successfully completed maiden flights in Mexico
Aeronautics’ largest UAS, the Dominator XP, successfully completed a series of maiden flights in Mexico.
The system was sold to the Mexican government via Balam...
A.I. Program To Assist Us In Making Decisions
A joint project between NASA and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) resulted in a smart program that will do just about anything...
Soundwave Technology To Locate Faults In Critical Infrastructure
Scottish researchers have developed an ultrasound sensor that is able to detect cracks and faults in buildings and facilities, such as oil pipelines and...
U.S. Wants Israeli Border Fence Technologies
Many, the United States included, have criticized the barrier fence Israel has built along the West Bank, but that hasn’t stopped the U.S. Department...
Outsourcing May Be The Only Option For U.S. Intelligence
The American company Uber provides transportation services online throughout the world and offers an adjusted route for drivers using their cars.
Lately the American intelligence...
Weaponized Drones Against Civilians
Olga Grosman
Last week a law in North Dakota came into effect, allowing local police to use drones to disperse demonstrations and restraining demonstrators with...
Can Hackers Leave Us Cold This Winter?
If a hacker is capable of breaking in to our computer systems, with a little more effort surely they could disrupt larger targets as...
Autonomous Snake-Robot Could Decrease Terror Threat
The Gaza strip tunnels are tuneels being dug by the Hamas and other terror organizations inside the strip as part of their fight against...
Same War, Different Days: Is Hi-Tec War All That Different?
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...
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A research team at Texas A&M University has developed the world’s first metallic gel — a new class of material that combines the strength...
