Terrorist attacks in Jerusalem: a new report released
On October 6, 2008, the Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center (ITIC, Israel) has released an informative, 18-page long report analyzing the patterns of recent terrorist attacks in Jerusalem and the involvement of East Jerusalem resident. It appears that the attackers have all been lone individuals, not members of organized cells.
World-Check Joins Counterterrorism Trusted Community
World-Check’s Director of Threat Finance Research, John Solomon, recently joined the Netherlands Counterterrorism Coordinator’s trusted community “IT for CT” along with international colleagues from premier government, international and commercial IT, security, and academic organisations.
The Need For Online Terrorism Studies and Counterintelligence Training
The past few months have brought the threat to our national security back into focus The foiled bombing of Najibullah Zazi, the Christmas Day Bomber case, and even the Fort Hood massacre are all examples that counterterrorism and counterintelligence training remain crucial for this country's safety
Henley-Putnam University Hosts Insider's Guide to Internet Intelligence Collection
Faculty Webinar Series Offers Guidance On Careers in Intelligence, Law Enforcement, Counterterrorism, and Protection
A Navy SEAL Counterterrorism and Security Expert Says Americans Have a Responsibility to Protect Themselves from the Escalating Threat of Terrorism
Lt. Lawrence Yatch, a medically retired U.S. Navy SEAL and expert in the fields of terrorism and security, says that the threat of radical Islamic terrorist attacks against Americans will continue to escalate. He believes that the government’s security efforts will never be completely foolproof and that Americans need to take personal responsibility for their own safety. Lt. Yatch’s company, Sealed Mindset, specializes in developing personal safety and security training that teaches citizens how to protect themselves and their families.
Applying Case Studies to Combat Terrorism and Insurgencies: The Lessons Learned Approach
The world is plagued by terrorism from a variety of violent non-state actors While the underlying causes of terrorism and insurgency may be different depending on the target country, the key to combating terrorism will always be highly educated intelligence and military personnel who are adept in terrorism studies and have taken robust counterterrorism courses
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