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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
Lessons about What Was, What Is and What Will Be
Written by Mr. Oded Raz and Mr. Itay Levin On June 22, 1941, over four million German soldiers organized as three armies invaded the Soviet Union in Operation “Barbarossa”. The Soviet army was surprised by the invasion and its intensity. … 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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Adapting the Aviation Security Array to Tomorrow’s Threats – Part One
Written by Mr. Itay Levin In their publication Dying by the Book – Developments in Aviation Security, Mr. Raz and Mr. Sagi review the process of establishing the Israeli aviation security array, placing an emphasis on the human element and … Continue reading
The Unending Circle – Aviation Security – Threat and Response
Authored by Mr. Oded Raz Thwarting terrorism is a complex discipline. The attacker has the initiative, while the defender must operate an infinitely complex array in order to face his enemy and prevent him from achieving his goals. When terrorism … Continue reading
Measuring the training effectiveness for our security deployment -Part two-
By Mrs. Marisa Gana Amir As presented in the first summary of the last post on the subject, problems in training become obvious for the first time when a security incident occurs and the employee responds incorrectly. Therefore building a … Continue reading
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Tagged aviation, critical infrastructure, Human Resources, IED, Procedures, Profiling, secure environment, Security concept, terror
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Dying by the “Book” – Developments in Aviation security
As part of an evolutional process and in view of an analysis of possible courses of action, the “founding fathers of aviation security in Israel” understood that it is necessary to prepare to cope with the new threat and that … Continue reading
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Tagged airliner, aviation, El-Al, Human Resources, IED, Procedures, Profiling, secure environment, Security concept, terror, terrorists, The Technological Component
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