Are Our Chemical and Nuclear Plants Vulnerable to Attack?
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. claims that
even as we search for weapons in Iraq, we are leaving thousands of
other potential weapons of mass destruction unguarded. Click
HERE>>
Realistic
Expectations Help Avoid Security Blunders
If an executive’s snap
decision wreaks havoc with your IT security, it’s best to take control
of the situation and manage the expectations of your managers, says
security expert. Click
HERE>>
New FEMA Program
Tests Cell Phone Alerts
When disaster strikes,
will you be sitting in front of your TV? A lag time between an
emergency and your awareness of it can be deadly. Can a new FEMA
program change that? Click
HERE>>
Changes Continue
in Cybersecurity Division
After the recent
resignation, changes keep on coming at the DHS. Last week, the
department named a new interim director and brought a familiar face
back on board. Click
HERE>>
Government Alerts
Schools About Terror Threat
A computer disc found in
Iraq, containing photos, floor plans and other information about our
schools, has made officials aware that our schools could be
vulnerable to attack. Click
HERE>>
Virginia Trails
Only D.C. in Homeland Security Grants, Per Capita
Virginia received an
average of almost $230 per person for Homeland Security. It is the
second highest amount of per capita spending in the nation. Why
Virginia? Click
HERE>>
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