In this article Kevin Gors explores the potential ramifications of misunderstanding today's terrorists and their use of deception as a terror tactic.

Radio Tactics Ltd, a leading global provider of mobile phone forensics equipment today announces the launch of Aceso v5.

The attempted car bombing on May 1, 2010, in New York's Times Square served as another wakeup call to the world's police and security forces on the uncompromising global terrorist threat, and their ongoing efforts to successfully target urban environments in the US.

This is why if you are involved in intelligence, counter-terrorism, police work, or private security you need to be trained in the most advanced anti-terror, protection and detection techniques. And the HALO Corporation's Bi-Coastal Counter-Terrorism Summit offers you all this and more.

Nearly 200 highway miles from the Nogales border crossing, residents of Phoenix are increasingly fearful of deadly violence that bloodily spills far north of the U.S.-Mexico border - a crisis that is spurring attention at the highest levels.

In this op-ed piece, Edward M. Roche, Ph.D., J.D., writes about the intelligence implications of evolving virtual world platforms, and their connections to crime and terrorism.

In the piece, Lt. Col. Paul Capicik, USAF (ret.), a 26-year military veteran, and current military program manager for American Sentinel University, covers a variety of important topics to servicemembers transitioning to military life including how to prepare for a transition, training for a civilian career, and landing that first job.

In this feature the International Association for Counterterrorism and Security Professionals (IACSP) asks New Jersey Homeland Security Director Richard L. Cañas a number of questions about, among other subjects, his office's mission, the role of intelligence in counterterrorism, and the role of police officers in homeland security and counterterrorism.

In this article from the latest Journal of Counterterrorism & Homeland Security International, James Casey, who is the Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's Jacksonville Field Office, briefly reviews the pros and cons of the United States establishing a domestic security and intelligence service along the lines of Great Britain's MI-5.

In this article, Cherie Castellano who is Program Director for Cop2Cop - the first legislated law enforcement crisis hotline in the United States - takes a thorough look at Campus Policing in a "Post Virginia Tech" America.

This article focuses on the accomplishments of the U.S. Army's 89th Military Police Brigade in Iraq, and its primary mission to develop the Iraqi police force and improve its overall capability through a partnership program focused on training and equipping the force.