This step is important to the sequence of events, but should not be addressed initially. The role of the first officer on the scene has tremendous changed since the 9/11 attack. First responders are now required to assess the scene for secondary devices, any signs of a terrorist attacks, and Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD). Since the release of this Guide the threat of terrorist attacks, meth lab locations, and homemade explosions have risen over 50%. An initial responder’s first priority is to be on the alert for secondary devices as they walk the grounds of the crime scene and protecting themselves with the highest level of personnel protective equipment (PPE) available.
Top management must make a commitment to defend against computer crime. Where would the law enforcement agency find expertise in the field of computer crime that they could use to assist with investigations? The National Institute of Justice’s National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center (NLECTC) are a resource for training and preparations for law enforcement agencies. CART-FBI Computer Analysis Response Team- helps in writing, serving search warrants, seizing and entering evidence, they do routine examination of digital evidence for local law enforcements and federal agents. Cyber Incident Detection and Data Analysis Center (CIDDAC) - help protect private sector networks with real time cyber attack detection sensors.
Introduction The common title of PUBLIC LAW 107–56 is actually an acronym from its complete title of; Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism (USA PATRIOT) Act of 2001 (fincen2011). The purpose to the USA PARTIOT act is to prevent and punish acts of terrorism that take place in the United States of America (U.S.A.), territories of the U.S.A., and around the world (ibid). With the introduction of the USA PATRIOT Act the surveillance authority of law enforcement officials has been significantly expanded (ibid). Background As a direct result of the terrorist attacks that occurred in the United States on September 11 2001 (9/11), congress enacted PUBLIC LAW 107–56 commonly known ads the USA PATRIOT Act in October of that same year. Since the laws enactment in 2001 there has been a number of reauthorizations and amendments to help shape the law and keep its authorizations up to date (DOJ2010).
In order to make a proper analysis, use research from the readings and from the simulation, as well as any data gathered from outside research, in order to provide local government with your analysis on the terrorist threat. Elaborate on the following in your draft: 1- What is the modus operandi of the terrorist group? 2- What are the typical targets? 3- What is the group’s common method of attack? 4- What is the group’s ideology?
Pillar two International assistance and capacity-building (sect. III). Pillar three Timely and decisive response (sect. IV). These Pillars are developed to ensure that States do not cause harm to their own citizens and cause these four specified crimes and violations: Genocide, War crimes, Ethnic cleansing and Crimes against humanity.
Physical Security Client's Assessment Janet Roberts AJS 585 June 23, 2014 Instructor: Matthew Brandt Physical Security Client's Assessment Physical security describes measures that prevent or deter attackers from accessing a facility, resource, or information stored on physical media. (Physical Security Programs, System and Technology UOP ). In today’s world of advancing technology it is important for people and businesses to protect themselves against crime. Many organizations and home owners have taken security measure to protect their home, offices, and property. Many people have taken measures and have alarm systems in place at their homes and businesses for protection.
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service, also known as the CSIS, is a service which investigates threats to the country. Along with investigating threats to the country, the service analyzes information and produces intelligence to the government of Canada, to protect the country and its citizens. The Canadian Security Intelligence Service is proactive and pre-emptive; this means that the service works prior to potential attacks and threats to the country in an attempt to stop them before they occur. One way the organization works, in efforts to protect its country is by their elite security screening program. Through this program CSIS is able to prevent those who are not Canadian, who may potentially pose a threat to the county from entering
Department of Homeland Security The Homeland Security Act of 2002 created the Department of Homeland Security, the DHS mission is defined as “a concentrated national effort to prevent terrorist attacks within the United States, reduce America’s vulnerability to terrorism and minimize the damage and recover from attacks that do occur.” (Kamien, 2006). DHS main responsibility and goal is to prevent terrorism and attacks both domestic and international. They continually gather information and follow up on any and all leads that may turn up to be legitimate terrorist activity. National Counterterrorism Center The NCTC was established in 2004 to ensure that information from any source about potential terrorist acts against the U.S. could be made available to analysts and that appropriate responses could be planned. (Best,
Final Project Homeland Security Jermey Doughty Rasmussen College Homeland Security consists of all military activities that prepare, protect, or manages the repercussions of attacks on American land. References http://www.dhs.gov The federal government offers valuable job experience, training opportunities, excellent benefits, and opportunities for advancement. Homeland Security can be very risky, but it can be fulfilling too. Variety of jobs can be pursued to someone who is interested in Homeland Security. Homeland Security has unique career opportunities that will challenge your mind and reward your skills and talents.
Planning and Threat Assessment Kristie Hamner CJA/585 November 28, 2011 Mr. Breckinridge Planning and Threat Assessment Planning and threat assessment involving violent criminal behavior of threatening attacks on public figures has been increasing over the past years. Law enforcement and security officers are aiming for prevention as an important element of control strategies. The issue in this analysis is planning and threat assessment on a hypothetical person who seeks persona notoriety and his behavior renders him controversial and vulnerable to threats. This planning and threat assessment describes the challenges in a hypothetical scenario (Holden, 1995). First, identifying main individuals in a security plan as follows, for instance vehicles will have armor, but will include medical care, water, and fire extinguishers.