Public safety – Terrorism and technology
After the 9/11 terrorist attack anniversary, Security Buyer takes a look at public safety today
Tag: terrorism
Terrorists bomb Christians at churches, hotels and other public locations across Sri Lanka during Easter holidays
Officials claim that the incident is being linked to a jihadi terrorist group in reprisal
Terrorists bomb Christians at churches, hotels and other public locations across Sri Lanka during Easter holidays
Officials claim that the incident is being linked to a jihadi terrorist group in reprisal
Critical Infrastracture Protection and Resilience North America – call for abstracts, deadline extended January 11th 2019
The Advisory Committee is currently inviting abstracts for consideration for the 2019 conference programme. Increasing
Critical Infrastracture Protection and Resilience North America – call for abstracts, deadline extended January 11th 2019
The Advisory Committee is currently inviting abstracts for consideration for the 2019 conference programme. Increasing
Spanish police shoot dead suspects of second terrorist attack, after 13 are killed in Barcelona
Spanish police have reported the deaths of five suspected terrorists, following a second terrorist attack in the town of Cambrils.
France in firing line with Louvre terror attack
The attack on a group of soldiers yards away from the world-famous Louvre Museum in Paris, which hit the headlines at the end of January, is another worrying example of the growing catalogue of terrorist attacks that have rocked France in recent years, says Security News Desk Guest Features Writer, Tim Compston.
With a threat from terrorists and pirates ever-present, are there choppy waters ahead for cruise ship security?
With the threat of terrorist groups like ISIS and pirates and the hundreds of millions of dollars invested in every cruise ship, a pertinent question to ask in this uncertain world is just ‘how safe and secure are these vessels?’ Tim Compston, Features Editor at Security News Desk navigates his way around the challenges of cruise ship security.
Banks need to face the customer in the fight against terrorism
The financial sector has been a key partner of the security services although the AML and compliance bureaucracy has at times put roadblocks in the way of a crucial relationship. The money trail is critical to tracking criminal finance of all kinds but this sort of data is often opaque, prone to distortion and so massive that leads take a long time to discover.
Designing Out Terrorism event taking place at the UK Security Expo 2016
When planning a new airport, power station or stadium it is essential that security is designed in at concept stage to ensure maximum operational effectiveness and cost effectiveness.