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Solving International Crimes

05/16/2013 - Text-only version from February digital edition. How Interpol helps to solve crimes ranging from cyberattacks to child exploitation and how the private sector gets involved.
Intelligence: Investigations

Poaching Sites Sought

05/16/2013 - Text-only version from February digital edition. Although the international ivory trade was banned in 1989, the levels of illegal elephant killings continue to rise, estimated to be in the tens of thousands in 2011 alone, according to statistics from Monitoring the Illegal Killing of Elephants. Some estimates go even higher.
International: International Security

High Stakes on the High Seas

04/23/2013 - Experts contend that governments currently patrolling off the coast of Somalia will withdraw, leaving merchants to fend for themselves.
Beyond Print: IT Security

Data Security

03/27/2013 - According to a new study from the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium, or (ISC)2, a shortage of security experts with strong leadership and communications skills poses a direct challenge to organizations around the world. The study includes feedback from more than 12,000 IT security professionals from across the globe.
Beyond Print: Research & Studies

Extremism

03/27/2013 - Researchers are looking into how leaders’ speeches can trigger violent responses. Read their report.
International: International

The U.K. Bribery Act, Year One

03/26/2013 - Companies that conduct business in the United Kingdom should review their existing anticorruption programs in light of the U.K. Bribery Act.
Daily Headline : International

Upcoming Elections Highlight Venezuela’s Uncertain Future

03/26/2013 - Since the death of long-time Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez was announced on March 5, a harsh light has been cast on the economic and political future of the South American nation. The upcoming April 14 elections will be a referendum on whether the country will continue to operate as it did under the Chavez regime, or move in a new direction.
Book Reviews: Crime

Effective Crime Reduction Strategies: International Perspectives

02/19/2013 - 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.
Technofile: IT Security

EU Privacy Proposal Criticized

02/19/2013 - A privacy policy introduced by the European Union has come under fire for being too restrictive and too expensive.
Daily Headline : Special Event Security

Morning Security Brief: New York Times Hacked, Border Security, Super Bowl Security, and More

01/31/2013 - The New York Times says it was hacked by China. The economic downturn may have played a role in reduced arrests along the Southwest border. And more.
Daily Headline : International Security

Morning Security Brief: Gitmo Hearings, Brazilian Nightclub Fire, and More

01/29/2013 - Guantánamo lawyers say the government forces them to turn over privileged communications. Mexico plans to stop narco perp walks. And more.
Daily Headline : Crime

Morning Security Brief: Skype Privacy, Drone Strikes, SIBR, and More

01/25/2013 - Skype users want to know what information Skype shares with law enforcement. The UN opens an investigation into drone strikes. NIST is looking for small businesses to create cybersecurity solutions. And more.
Daily Headline : International Security

Morning Security Brief: North Africa Instability, Bio-agent Detection, Yakuza Assets Blocked, and More

01/24/2013 - Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says U.S. should increase its role in Africa to counter jihadist threat. The University of Tennessee is working on a bio-agent locator. The U.S. freezes Yakuza assets. And more.
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