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January

Bonus distribution at IDEX, ASIS Dubai
Armoured vehicles: next-gen IED protection Part 1
Inside technical surveillance countermeasures Part 1
Tactical firearms training for CT
Perfecting perimeter technology Part 1
Latest technology for VIP protection
Secure ID – enhancing document security

February

Bonus distribution at Security & Policing UK
Electronic device forensics
Inside technical surveillance countermeasures Part 2
Perfecting perimeter technology Part 2
From sensor to screen: digital surveillance update
Tactical hand-held thermal sensors
Hidden threats: latest scopes and scanners

March

Bonus distribution at GSA, ASIS Europe, Counter Terror Expo
Postal strike: spotting mail bombs
Respirators and the first responder
Suspect package: X-ray technology update
Tactical entry for CT operations
CBRN PPE for emergency services
Armoured vehicles: next-gen IED protection Part 2

April

Bonus distribution at IIFSEC, CIPATE
Inside detection: hand-held metal detectors
CNI defence: perimeter security
Access control barriers – latest thinking
Night-vision CCTV: technology case studies
IP surveillance technology update
Integrated security: securing transport networks

May

Bonus distribution at Securing Asia, IABTI
IEDs and flat panel X-ray
EOD disruptors – meeting the threats
ROVs for EOD: new technology
Buried threat – detecting concealed IEDs
Jam it all – IED jammers assessed
Hard target: architectural bomb proofing

June

Bonus distribution at Smi Transport Security, ASIS Dubai
TSCM technology update
Building protection: blast-resistant doors
Smarter sweeping: latest TSCM tactics
CT toolset: electronic forensics
Drug detection: latest technology
Hostile environments: the new frontier

July/August

Bonus distribution at DSEI, ASIS Int., CTX US, MS&D
Access control: technology update
Night-vision surveillance – case study
Harbour security – the underwater threat
Mine resistant armoured vehicle update Part 1
Perimeter protection for CNI
Blast resistant buildings: latest thinking

September

Bonus distribution at TranSec, Biometrics, CBRN Symposium
CT toolset: X-ray baggage screening
Biometrics technology update
Postal strike: spotting mail bombs
Airport passenger X-ray tech update
Tracking high-value cargo
Protecting ports – latest surveillance tech

October

Bonus distribution at Milipol Paris, DSA, ESS, ASIS Asia Pacific
Tactical infrared scopes for CT ops
UAVs for border security
Integrating cyber defences
Mine resistant armoured vehicle update Part 2
Focus on Israeli security technology
Integrating access control

November/December

Bonus distribution at D&S Thailand, Intersec Dubai 2014
Gold standard – fighting document fraud
Hostile environment training
2014 global threat watch
Intelligence map – linking terror networks
Israeli Special Forces and CT
Tactical comms for police special forces

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RECENTLY ON

Trouble in Timbuktu

15/10/2012 |

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As the Tuareg rebellion in northern Mali turns into full-blown civil war, John Chisholm warns that, without international intervention, Islamist extremist groups could seize power and threaten the stability of the whole region

The protection equation

15/10/2012 |

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As the demand for close protection services continue to grow so too has the need to effectively regulate the industry. But Richard Aitch argues the UK’s approach has been heavy handed, and warns it risks lowering standards instead of raising them

Bound for America

15/10/2012 |

Article -
John Leach discusses the threat of explosive devices hidden inside international air freight, and analyses the latest screening technology designed to ensure cargo can be transported safely and efficiently

The rage of Islam

15/10/2012 |

Article -
Anthony Tucker-Tucker warns that America is once again feeling the wrath of militant Islam after a US made film insulted the prophet Mohammad

Network Protection

15/10/2012 |

Article -
Railway networks are often poorly protected, but criminals and other trespassers on the lines can cause serious delays and even fatal incidents. Robert de la Poer explores a new detection technology which could make trespass on the lines a thing of the past

On-track security

15/10/2012 |

Article -
With the UK’s railways remaining a vulnerable target for criminal and terrorist attack, Robert de la Poer asks Andy Odell how the Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC) is working to help secure the network

Shutting down cyber threats

15/10/2012 |

Article -
Tom Burton, Head of Cyber for Defence at BAE Systems Detica, assesses the growing threat faced by UK businesses from cyber criminals

The travelling circus of Jihad

13/09/2012 |

Article -As fighting continues to intensify in Syria, John Chisholm examines the motivation of a growing number of foreign jihadists who have been drawn to the conflict, and warns they could leave a terrible legacy

Prepare for Turbulence

13/09/2012 |

Interview -As the UK aviation industry braces itself for a shakeup of it security policy, Robert Siddall, Policy Director for the UK’s Airport Operators Association, explains the importance of adopting an outcomes-based approach

International Bungling

13/09/2012 |

Interview -Anthony Tucker-Jones talks to Lord Ashdown, former High Representative to Bosnia, about the future of Syria and Afghanistan and the international community’s failure to react appropriately

Carry-on Screening

13/09/2012 |

Article -The risk of a terrorist attack on passenger or cargo aircraft remains high, and terrorists continue to innovate new attack methods. Robert de la Poer examines the threat and asks what the screening industry is doing to meet it

Gold Standard Screening

13/09/2012 |

Article -Vince Deery explains the challenges faced by technology vendors when screening members of the public at major events, and discusses how technology can help deliver an effective security presence alongside other measures

Keeping Secrets

13/09/2012 |

Article -Jason Dibley investigates the new and emerging technical surveillance threats and examines the equipment and methods used by high-end TSCM teams and corporations to defeat these attacks

Defence of the Realm

13/09/2012 |

Article -Anthony Tucker-Jones reports on the controversial British Communications Data Bill, and asks whether big brother has finally gone too far in the war against crime and terror

The quality of Mursi

29/07/2012 |

Article -In the aftermath of the Egyptian presidential election, John Chisholm assesses where president Mohamed Mursi is likely to steer the country and analyses the myriad internal challenges faced by the fledgling democracy

Portside security

29/07/2012 |

Article -A terrorist attack on a busy port facility could have devastating economic consequences. But Robert de la Poer finds ports are also facing a growing threat from organised criminal groups, and asks what steps the leading security providers are taking to protect against them

Olympic Guardians

29/07/2012 |

Article -In an exclusive interview for intersec, Anthony Tucker-Jones talks to the UK Armed Forces Minister, Nick Harvey, about the Ministry of Defence’s role in protecting the London 2012 Olympics

Onboard protection

29/07/2012 |

Article -Martin Ewence looks at the continuing problem of piracy and how the maritime industry needs to evolve and develop new measures to combat this global problem

Mexico: the price of drugs

29/07/2012 |

Article -Six years after the Mexican government declared war on the drug cartels, Taro-kun analyses the progress they have made and argues Mexico is far from becoming a failed state

Sinking somali piracy

29/07/2012 |

Article -Commander Stein Hagalid, Head of the Nato Shipping Centre, explains how the threat of Somali piracy has been reduced by a combination of military force and best management practices onboard ships

Securing data

29/07/2012 |

Article -Mark Mooney examines the growing threat of cyber crime and data theft which faces companies around the world, and discusses the importance of integrating physical building security and IT security measures to ensure a rapid response to such activities

Yemen: the next domino?

29/06/2012 |

Article -As the combined pressure of insurgency, terrorism and economic decline continue to weigh on the Yemeni government, John Chisholm asks whether the current regime could be the next to fall

Aiming for Integration

29/06/2012 |

Article -Stephen Horner explains how advanced information management systems can help protect transportation networks against terrorism and other serious security threats

Radiological Rethink

29/06/2012 |

Article -Marke Harari discusses the complacency surrounding preparations for radiological incidents, and warns that governments could face Fukushima-style panic and chaos if their dosimetry technology and response plans are inadequate

Al Quaeda 2012: an unstable base?

29/06/2012 |

Article -A year after Osama bin Laden’s death, Anthony Tucker-Jones assesses the threat posed by al-Qaeda to Western interests and asks whether it is a spent force

Explosive Legacy

29/06/2012 |

Article -Bruce Cochrane argues that the lessons of past improvised explosive device (IED) campaigns such as Northern Ireland and Afghanistan can influence current and future military operations

Reality Training

29/06/2012 |

Article -Dr Jon Cole assesses the shortcomings of current UK police tactical training for Mumbai-style attacks and calls for more high-quality reality-based training

Temporary Security

29/06/2012 |

Article -Providing high levels of perimeter security at temporary events can be taxing, with cost and deployment speed often offset against the level of protection. But Robert de la Poer finds that a new generation of temporary barriers is revolutionising the market

A step ahead of the terrorists

28/05/2012 |

Article - Ari Diamond discusses the operational goals and typical attack methods of today’s terrorist bomb-makers, and assesses the growing range of detection technologies which can thwart their plans

Extreme Surveillance

28/05/2012 |

Article - Surveillance can be challenging in harsh environments such as ports and offshore oil rigs where equipment can easily be damaged and lighting can be poor. Andreas Hoelscher explains how next-generation technologies are overcoming these problems to provide robust and detailed security

Sudan versus Sudan

28/05/2012 |

Article - As tensions continue to rise on the border between Sudan and South Sudan, John Chisholm asks whether the low-level violence could escalate into all-out war

Keep calm and carry on

28/05/2012 |

Article - With the Olympic Games only months away, Chris Holt explains why businesses must ensure they can be prepared for and resilient to a terrorist attack. Interview with Robert de la Poer

Sonar Protection

28/05/2012 |

Article - Steve Campbell discusses how advanced sonar technologies can be used to protect ports, ships and divers from underwater threats from terrorists, drug smugglers and criminals

The Right Threat

28/05/2012 |

Article - Anthony Tucker-Jones reports on the trial of Anders Breivik who inflicted the worst terror atrocity on Norway since the Second World War, and explores the growth of far right extremism is Europe

The Future of CBRN PPE

28/05/2012 |

Article - With UK emergency service CBRN protection budgets likely to be squeezed once the London Olympics are over, Nia Humphreys argues that we shouldn’t give up this essential capability lightly

Out of Luck

19/04/2012 |

Article - Nigeria faces rising Islamist militancy in the north, resumed unrest in the south and burgeoning piracy in its coastal waters. John Chisholm assesses the uncertain future facing president Jonathan

Total Perimeter Package

19/04/2012 |

Article - Robert de la Poer assesses the latest developments in the perimeter security market for critical infrastructure, and finds that closer co-operation between vendors could lead to better protected sites

The Digital Battlefield

19/04/2012 |

Article - Eugene Kaspersky argues that the Internet has become war zone with information as the prize, and calls for an international online police force to fight off cyber threats

Afghanistan: Going it Alone

22/04/2012 |

Article - Within a year the Afghan Army will have to stand on its own two feet as Coalition forces withdraw. Anthony Tucker-Jones assesses its chances of success and the consequences of failure

Breaking and Entering

22/04/2012 |

Article - Peter Stolwerk assess the challenges faced by police Special Forces units during situations whether they must force entry to a building, such as hostage situations, and argues that the latest hydraulic breaching tools can save lives

The Future of Terror

22/04/2012 |

Article - As al-Qaeda’s influence grows, Dr Michael Rubin tells Robert de la Poer that the Western countries must co-operate and continue to take the lead in the fight against Jihadist terrorists

Hands-on Detection

22/04/2012 |

Article - As correctional facilities struggle to control the influx of contraband smuggled into prisons, Robert Adams discusses how the latest generation of hand-held metal detectors can detect even tiny objects such as mobile SIM cards hidden in body cavities

Thinking the Unthinkable

23/03/2012 |

Article - With Iran continuing to divide the international community and thwart nuclear inspections, 2012 has been touted as a decisive year. In the final part of his focus on the Iranian crisis, John Chisholm asks what form an attack could take if all else fails

Biometrics and Aviation: a Failed Marriage?

23/03/2012 |

Article - Following the news that two UK airports have axed biometric ID systems, Jim Slevin analyses the deployment of biometrics in the aviation industry is perceived

Less-Lethal Protection

23/03/2012 |

Article - David Smith presents an end-user’s perspective on the non-lethal and less-than-lethal protective measures which can save lives during operations in hostile environments

Fast Track to Security

23/03/2012 |

Article - Adam Ogilvie-Smith, Chairman of the Aviation Security National Technical Committee, tells Robert de la Poer how the UK is fast-tracking academic innovations into world-leading transport security solution

Securing the Future of Aviation

23/03/2012 |

Article - Ken Mann explores the latest advancements in airport screening and security technology, and asks what the future of aviation security is likely to hold

Inside the Perimeter

23/03/2012 |

Article - With the terrorist threat to critical infrastructure continuing to evolve. Robert de la Poer argues that high-security perimeter protection systems have come a long way in recent years

Protecting Port Perimeters

23/03/2012 |

Article - The terrorist threat to busy ports remains high, as does the potential cost of a successful attack. Maira Zanrosso explains how Port of Charleston in the US has revolutionised its perimeter detection systems to provide the highest possible levels of security

Egypt's Generals Fear Democracy

29/02/2012 |

Article -Anthony Tucker-Jones warns the Egyptian military is likely to cling to power for at least another year regardless of the forthcoming elections

Outsourcing Borders

29/02/2012 |

Article -Tony Kingham examines the increasing use of private companies to fulfill border control functions, and argues such arrangements deliver more flexible capabilities and a better deal for taxpayers

Online Alliance

28/02/2012 |

Article -As cyber attacks continue to escalate, John Lyons, CEO of the International Cyber Security Protection Alliance, tells Robert de la Poer how international co-operation is key to combating the threat to critical systems

Intruder Alert!

26/02/2012 |

Article -With the number of potential terrorist threats continuing to grow, CNI protection has never been more important. Robert de la Poer finds out how new technologies are shaping a more resilient perimeter surveillance and intrusion detection system

Field Inspection

25/02/2012 |

Article -IED technology has continued to evolve and proliferate around the world, leading to a surge in demand for field inspection capabilities. Vince Deery discusses how industry is responding with innovative, flexible and mobile X-ray screening solutions

Operation Protect Kenya

28/02/2012 |

Article -Anthony Tucker-Jones reports on how Kenya’s invasion of southern Somalia may misfire with severe consequences for regional security

Two Minutes to Midnight

25/02/2012 |

Article -With tensions continuing to rise over Iran’s nuclear ambitions, John Chisholm assesses the regional and global consequences which arise when unstable states get the bomb

The Catastrophic Outcomes of Terror

20/01/2012 |

Interview -Dr Dave Sloggett discusses the rapidly evolving international terrorist threats, and argues European governments must do more to prepare for “catastrophic outcomes”. Interview with Robert de la Poer

Iran's Flottenpolitik

20/01/2012 |

Article -As tensions between Tehran and the West reach ever higher, John Chisholm analyses the possible outcomes of Iran’s continuing nuclear ambitions and compares their efforts to Germany’s naval escalation in the 1890s

Hostile Environments

20/01/2012 |

Article -Amid the political and civil turmoil being played out in the Middle East and North Africa, Anna Averkiou looks at how organisations can prepare their staff to operate safely while still allowing them to do their jobs

Farewell Baghdad, Hello Chaos

20/01/2012 |

Article -Anthony Tucker- Jones reports on the uncertain future facing Iraq following the US withdrawal

Scanning for Security

20/01/2012 |

Article -Joe Charlaff looks at the latest state-of-the-art scanning systems for passengers and cargo

Nano Surveillance Takes Off

20/01/2012 |

Article -Gaining detailed and timely surveillance information during a hostage incident or militant attack can be extremely difficult. Philippe Minchin argues that nano UAVs could offer security forces the insight they need to successfully resolve the situation

Disarming from a Distance

20/01/2012 |

Article -As remotely operated unmanned ground vehicles become increasingly useful in the fight against IEDs in Afghanistan, Bob Quinn discusses the technology which is helping to safely defuse the threat

Kidnap Risk

20/12/2011 |

Article -2012 Threat Watch: Paul McGrath, Director of Violent Risk Forecasting at Exclusive Analysis, discusses the violent hotspots at which there is an increasing kidnap risk in 2012

PREVIOUSLY ON

Nigeria's Taliban

Anthony Tucker-Jones reports on the growing menace posed by the Nigerian militant group Boko Haram
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(December 2011)

European Metal

With insurgent-placed IEDs continuing to threaten troops operating in hostile environments, John Chisholm examines the new ranges of armoured vehicles designed in Europe to keep soldiers safe from blasts
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(December 2011)

Islamic Extremism

Threat Watch 2012 - Anna Boyd, Head of Exclusive Analysis’s Global Jihad Analysis, forecasts key terrorism trends for 2012
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(December 2011)

"Arab Spring" fall-out

The Middle East and North Africa Forecasting Division at Exclusive Analysis highlights key risks in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region following the “Arab Spring”
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(December 2011)

Real Phone Hacking

Gordon McKay warns of the little-known risk of illegal “out-of-air” mobile phone hacking, and discusses the detection and countermeasure technologies which can help secure your communications
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(December 2011)

A Dangerous Education

EOD technicians are required to risk their lives daily, so it is essential that they receive the best training available. Robert de la Poer asks what ingredients are needed to deliver that training
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(December 2011)

The Falling Towers

On the tenth anniversary of 9/11, former Defence Intelligence official Anthony Tucker-Jones recounts one of the worst intelligence failures in history
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(September 2011)

On All Fronts

As Israeli Special Forces continue to counter both Islamic and Jewish extremist threats, Tamir Eshel explores the many fronts of their CT efforts and the role industry is playing to help meet those threats
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(September 2011)

Pre-empting proliferation

Twenty years after the decommissioning of Kazakhstan’s Semipalatinsk nuclear testing site, Kanat Saudabayev calls for a stronger international nuclear regime to tackle proliferation
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(September 2011)

Liquid Explosives

As the airline industry continues to focus on liquid explosive threats, John Chisholm argues that far more efficacious substances could slip through with deadly consequences
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(July 2011)

Keeping pirates at bay

Jonathan Delf discusses the asymmetric threat of piracy faced by commercial shipping, and argues that long range less-lethal solutions are vital to protecting the ships and crew
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(July 2011)

Keeping Watch

Eli Dotan describes the application of various unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) technologies for securing land borders, and argues the sensor package can be as important as the platform
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(July 2011)

Bin Laden's Egyptians

As the struggle to succeed Osama bin Laden begins, Anthony Tucker-Jones charts the rise of Egyptian Islamic Jihad and its hold over al-Qaeda
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(June 2011)

X-ray on the move

Portable Digital X-ray systems have become a mainstream tool for bomb squads. Eliyahu Dayan explores the hottest X-ray technology and discusses is role in protecting major public events
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(April 2011)

Balance of Power

The conflict in Libya has put in doubt Europe’s energy security policy. With alternative sources of natural gas in a costly dead end, Guillaume Barthe-Dejean argues the West’s stand-off with Gadaffi puts more power in Moscow’s hands
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(April 2011)

Check-up before you check-in

In the face of increasingly stringent checks on airline passengers, Peter Forrest argues the key is to verify the legitimacy of a journey before departure and calls for better information sharing between security agencies
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(April 2011)

The bite of the Tripolitanian dog

As the situation in Libya moves from uprising to open civil war, John Chisholm argues that the West cannot now abandon the rebels
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(April 2011)

Death on the Nile

John Chisholm maps the spread of revolution across the Middle East and North Africa, and warns that not all will end in democratic harmony.
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(March 2011)

Screening Standards

With a large volume of air cargo still travelling unscreened, Stephen Phipson calls for internationally harmonised security standards for air cargo screening. Read more...

(March 2011)

Interview with Baroness Neville-Jones

Baroness Neville-Jones The current British government has sought to redefine its approach to national security and the security industry. Security Minister Baroness Pauline Neville Jones tells Robert de la Poer how she is restoring balance to UK security
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(March 2011)

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Our dependence on cyber is growing, and I think the greater the dependence the more likely and more significant the attacks can be. The message from the Foreign Secretary was that this is a global issue and we need to get some global co-operation; we can’t do it on our own.

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