The al Qaeda Network: A New Framework for Defining the Enemy
The failure to define al Qaeda properly has confused American policy and strategy. The enemy was not just the man shot dead on May...
Survey: Medical identity theft – a growing problem
Medical identity theft is a growing problem, but many of the victims know the thief and do not want to report him or her,...
Backdoor Plots: The Darknet as a Field for Terrorism
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...
After the Syrian “Super Bluff ” Iran joins the party
It is so easy to deceive the world. After the joke that was called "cleansing Syria of chemical weapons" Iran is in line too.
The...
Syria’s chemical program, inventory
The Syrian chemical weapons program began in the 1970s when the Hafez al-Assad regime purchased chemical munitions from the Soviet Union. This according to...
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...
ICT Report: Monthly Terrorist Activities
The following is a summary and analysis of the terrorist attacks and counter-terrorism operations that occurred during July 2013, researched and recorded by the...
NSA Allegedly Spies On International Credit Card Transactions
Germany’s Der Spiegel newspaper –joining the NSA revelations train – reported that the intelligence agency is interested in international credit card transactions and may...
Syrian Chemical Weapons and the Terrorist Threat: A Special ICT Report
Following the latest developments in Syria and the international arena, Herzliya's IDC International Institute for Counter Terrorism (ICT) published a new, September 8th report...
Face Recognition to be Action Tested in the U.S.
Face recognition technology that eventually could be used to identify criminals and terrorists will be tested Sept. 21 at the Toyota Center arena when...
Homeland Security’s robotic fish put to test in Texas
The Battleship Texas, the goodwill ambassador and museum ship that resides at the San Jacinto State Historic site, is back in the business of...
Mozambique Considers Domestic Production of UAS
Unmanned aircraft could be assembled in Mozambique, under collaboration between the United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the Engineering Faculty of the...
New Cyber Security Solutions for Android Environment
Palo Alto Networks, represented in Israel by Aman Group's Innocom, recently announced that their sandbox environment Wildfire, allowing malware analysis and protection against zero-day...
A New SIBAT Project to Support Small and Medium Industries
A new initiative by SIBAT – the defense exports division of the Israeli Ministry of Defense – will help small and medium companies overcome...
DSEI 2013 Photo Report – Vehicles, Weapons, SDVs
iHLS – Israel Homeland Security
Source: Defense Update
U.S. Army Orders More Switchblades
AeroVironment, Inc. announced it has received orders valued at $36,746,304 under a contract for Switchblade tactical missile systems, ancillary equipment and support. The new...
Israeli company presents new water purification technology
Water-Gen - a provider of tactical water supply solutions to Armies, Police Forces, and NGOs - will introduce the next generations of its SPRING...
Jetpack for first responders?
Border patrols, first responders and bungee jumpers looking for a new thrill are all potential users of what developer Martin Aircraft says will be...
Intel reveals new Intel Quark processors – targeting wearable computers
On the first day of Intel's annual convention, the Intel Developers Forum (IDF), the company revealed a new processor family – Intel Quark, talking...
Flexible vehicle-arrest system stops cars involved in crime, terrorism
An Inderscience Publishers release reports that Pak Kin Wong and colleagues in the Department of Electromechanical Engineering at the University of Macau, in Taipa,...
The big bluff that helps the U.S. to climb down the...
Syria will not get rid of its mass destruction weapons. What started yesterday as a "diplomatic victory " is one of the biggest bluffs...
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Startups Wanted: INNOFENSE Seeks the Next Dual-Use Technologies
Previous INNOFENSE cycles have helped innovative technologies make the leap from civilian development to defense applications. Now, iHLS and the Ministry of Defense are...
