THE MAGAZINE

Have you encountered any blatherskites lately?

A privacy policy introduced by the European Union has come under fire for being too restrictive and too expensive.

Actions companies took in 2012 to protect sensitive information.

Terrorist groups are most likely to die off when their leaders are removed, but the timing and circumstance of the change are important factors.

The technologies of communications and eavesdropping are increasingly complicated, and public policy must keep up with those innovations.

Though this book is slightly more on the IT side, the authors of Security Strategy bridge this divide by discussing both types of issues as they relate to high-level security.

Despite a large number of books on homeland security, few cover the legal implications surrounding the topic.

In this collection of scholarly compositions, editors James Albrecht and Dilip Das present work from authors who made presentations at an International Police Executive Symposium.

This academic work frames the problem of excessive surveillance and describes threats to privacy.

While accessible to readers at all experience levels, Basic Private Investigation targets law enforcement retirees and other professionals considering investigations as a second career.

Although its intended audience is primarily senior corporate executives and board members, this book also makes an excellent how-to manual for any security manager.