Tag Archives: Profiling

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

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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

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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

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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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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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