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Category Archives: Aviation Security
Lotan Announces Partnership with IVRI from Italy
Lotan Group is proud to announce its partnership with IVRI, Istituti di Vigilanza Riuniti d’Italia (http://www.ivri.it/ ), who are a leader in the security field throughout Italy, with specific expertise in the design of integrated services of surveillance, transport of … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation Security, Critical Infrastructure, Hospitality Sector, Safe City, security Philosophy, Sports events, Strategic Wargaming, training, War Games
Tagged Asaf Talmon, aviation, CCTV, critical infrastructure, Dotan Sagi, El-Al, gaming theory, Human Resources, intelligence, large events, Procedures, Security concept, security philosophy, training
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Suicide Bomber from U.S. flew Home
Law enforcement and intelligence agencies estimate that the threat of using suicide attackers to attack targets in the U.S or Europe is no longer considered a low probability event. The US born terrorist Abu-Salha had returned to the United States … Continue reading
The next Christmas Attack? – The threat of 3D Printer attacks
Written by Mr. Itay Levin I have to say that I don’t have any information at this moment regarding any plot targeting civil aviation for the coming Christmas but the history of civil aviation is full of examples of attacks … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation Security
Tagged africa, airliner, assesment, aviation, community, El-Al, Human Resources, IED, intelligence, Procedures, Security concept, security philosophy, training
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Extended Security Communities as Part of the War Against Terror
The report last week from India on http://uk.news.yahoo.com/hyderabad-blast-7-feared-dead-141443751.html caught my eye as well as my heart. “At least 12 people have been killed and dozens others injured in two bomb blasts in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad which police … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation Security, Critical Infrastructure, India, Safe City, security Philosophy, Sports events, Uncategorized
Tagged assesment, aviation, CCTV, community, critical infrastructure, Human Resources, IED, India, Procedures, Profiling, safe city, secure environment, Security concept, security philosophy, terror, terrorists, The Technological Component, training
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The Checkpoint of the Future – Validating the Need for Change
Written by Mr. Itay Levin It is a perfectly simple matter to explain the need for a change in the current approach to airport checks on passengers and the hand luggage they carry. A review of the attacks and attempted … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation Security
Tagged airliner, assesment, aviation, El-Al, IED, Procedures, Profiling, secure environment, Security concept, terror, terrorists, training
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Counter-Terrorism Legislation in the Western World and Airport Security and All that is In-Between…
written by Mr. Oded Raz Introduction Not too long ago an extended panel of Supreme Court judges in the United States, ruled by a majority of five to four that the law enforcement agencies in the United States can make … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation Security
Tagged airliner, assesment, aviation, El-Al, IED, India, intelligence, large events, Profiling, safe city, secure environment, Security concept, security philosophy, terror, terrorists, training
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Surprising the Attacker – Proactive Security
written by Mr. Itay Levin Sun Tzu: “The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.” Can the assertion by Chinese philosopher Sun Tzu still apply in a security context more than 2,500 years later? In this … Continue reading
Securing the Global Freight Transportation
Written by Mr. Itay Levin Prologue The September 11 2001 terror attacks highlight the importance of securing the global transportation system from acts of unlawful interference. It was not the first time terror had identified the aviation industry in particular … Continue reading
PROFILING – THE NEXT GENERATION
Written by Mr. Itay Levin THE COURSE OF EVENTS A car with its three passengers glides smoothly in the direction of the airport, exits the freeway, and decelerates onto the road connecting to the passenger terminal of the national airport. … Continue reading
Adapting the Aviation Security Array to Tomorrow’s Threats – Part Two
Written by Mr. Itay Levin G. The Three Main Components of Aviation Security a. The Information Layer Intelligence is No Longer a “Bonus” – the Decision Stage Unlike the Israeli security approach, which operated closely with intelligence support but … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation Security
Tagged africa, airliner, assesment, aviation, critical infrastructure, El-Al, IED, intelligence, Procedures, secure environment, Security concept, terror
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