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Daily Headline : Integrated Systems

Afternoon Security Brief: Remote Viewing, The Dip Chip Tests Toxicity, NCCD Web Site Goes Live, and More

05/15/2012 - Default passwords and remote viewing allow hackers to view surveillance footage. Researchers create a biosensor that can detect toxicity in real time. The National Council on Crime and Delinquency launches a new Web site. And more.
Daily Headline : Government Reports (GAO etc.)

Morning Security Brief: TSA Breaches, Stop and Frisk, Cybersecurity Information Sharing, and More

05/14/2012 - TSA managers not reporting half of security breaches to headquarters. The NYPD reports an increase in stop and frisk searches. The DoD is looking for contractors to participate in a cybersecurity information-sharing program. And more.
Daily Headline : Proprietary Information Protection

FBI Publishes Tips to Recognize the Company Mole

05/11/2012 - The FBI says employees who leak trade secrets and other sensitive information often exhibit behaviors co-workers can pick up on to prevent such breaches.
Daily Headline : IT Security

Morning Security Brief: License Plate Scanners, Smartphone Risk Picture, Firearm Requests Up, and More

05/07/2012 - Police in Tennessee look to expand the use of license plate readers. The NSA releases a fact sheet on smartphone security. Requests to buy firearms are on the rise for the 22nd month. And more.
Daily Headline : Investigations

Maryland Prohibits DNA Collection From Suspects Who Have Only Been Charged

04/30/2012 - Maryland law enforcement officials worry that a recent court ruling on DNA collection could jeopardize convictions and make it harder to solve crimes.
Daily Headline : Privacy

Aussies Consider Date of Birth on Guard IDs ‘Excessive Personal Information’

04/16/2012 - An Australian government agency ordered an overhaul on identification cards for security personnel in December after complaints that information on current IDs violated privacy statutes, according to recently released documents.
Daily Headline : Homeland Security

Book Review: Blurring Military and Police Roles

04/16/2012 - Blurring Military and Police Roles is a fascinating collection of scholarly essays on this subject from both the police and military points of view, as well as from historical, organizational, and operational perspectives.
Daily Headline : Border Security

Morning Security Brief: Drug Smuggling, FBI Most Wanted List, Charges in Trayvon Martin Case, and More

04/12/2012 - DHS sees more cases of people unknowingly transporting drugs across the border. A schoolteacher replaces Osama bin Laden on the FBI’s most wanted list. George Zimmerman is charged with murder. And more.
Daily Headline : Research & Studies

Force Science Institute Examines Traffic Stop Safety

04/10/2012 - A law enforcement research center is looking for ways to protect police officers during traffic stops and help officers cope with memory loss that occurs during traumatic events.
Daily Headline : Integrated Systems

Morning Security Brief: Unlocking Mobile Phones, Drug Violence and Assault Rifles, LightSquared Bankruptcy, and more

04/05/2012 - Police training documents show how agencies get into locked phones. Mexico says drug violence can’t bet stopped until the U.S. gets a handle on assault rifles. Talk of LightSquared bankruptcy. And more.
Beyond Print: Investigations

Fusion Centers

03/23/2012 - All fusion centers must have a DHS-approved privacy policy in place to receive federal grant funding. The policy is designed to protect the civil liberties of U.S. citizens. Read more about how one fusion center, the Colorado Information Analysis Center, developed its policy.
Beyond Print: Investigations

GPS Tracking

03/23/2012 - A state appeals court has ruled that in a case where an employer suspected that an employee was falsifying time sheets, it was not a violation of privacy to place a GPS tracking device on the employee’s car and record his movements for 30 days.
Book Reviews: Physical Security

Blurring Military and Police Roles

03/20/2012 - Blurring Military and Police Roles is a fascinating collection of scholarly essays on this subject from both the police and military points of view, as well as from historical, organizational, and operational perspectives.
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