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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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Black Swans in the Security World
In 17th century Europe, they would use the expression “Black Swan” to refer to something impossible, because obviously only white swans exist and there are no black swans in nature. However, in 1697 the western world was astonished by the … Continue reading
In a world fraught with unceasing security threats, security risk assessment has become a mandate for both the Government and private entities for the reasons of safety, mitigation of possible financial losses and business continuity. Regulatory obligations and insurance prerequisites … Continue reading
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
Analysis of February 13th attack in New Delhi
written by Mr. Oded Raz Introduction “India Today” reported on its website yesterday that the Indian authorities arrested five suspects for questioning in the attack on the Israeli Embassy in New Delhi, carried out on the 13th of February. According to the report, while examining the security camera’s footage from … Continue reading
Internal Security & Various Stakeholders
Written By Mr. Vikas Chauhan For an efficient & effective homeland security strategy, all the stake holders have to be addressed & gaps filled across the matrix. Boosting capabilities partially in the security chain will still make the country vulnerable … Continue reading
INTERNAL SECURITY & VARIOUS STAKEHOLDERS
written by Mr. Vikas Chauhan The global war on terror has made the Indian Government (including the state governments) take action to address the menace in due seriousness. Investments have been made to equip security agencies with latest cutting edge … Continue reading
EXPLOSION OF A SUITCASE BOMB IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE HIGH COURT IN NEW DELHI
written by Mr. Oded Raz BACKGROUND On the morning of the 7th of November an explosive device exploded in close proximity to one of the gates of the High Court in Delhi, the capital of India. As a result of … Continue reading
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Tagged community, critical infrastructure, India, intelligence, Procedures, safe city, secure environment, Security concept, terror, training
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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
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Tagged africa, airliner, assesment, aviation, critical infrastructure, El-Al, IED, intelligence, Procedures, secure environment, Security concept, terror
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