Hotel Operators Need to Address the Asymmetric Threat
It’s happened again-a terrible attack on a hotel, followed a few days later by the deadly commandeering of an ambulance ...
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Venue Protection in an Asymmetric Environment
In the aftermath of the horrific shooting at the Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas on October 1, hotel operators, ...
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Travel Safety: Use of Vehicles as Weapons
It’s happened again-this time in Barcelona, on the popular tourist and historic street known as Las Ramblas. A man using ...
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The London Grenfell Tower Fire Will Provoke Soul-Searching and Hopefully, Reforms
Nearly 16 years after the tragedy of September 11, 2001, the world has seen a proliferation of new skyscrapers, reaching ...
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TSA Warns of Vehicle Ramming Attacks
This past week, the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) disseminated a report on the increasing frequency with which extremists are ...
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The “Active Shooter” or Mass Shooter Subject Profile
Another day, another mass shooting in the US: We can blame it on a number of factors, from the proliferation ...
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Simple Tips to Speed your Way and Enhance your Security
The end of year holiday period is full of cheer, family and friends and at times, travel. But ask any ...
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Fifteen Years On, Where Do We Stand?
With the fifteenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks commemorated a few days ago, we thought it would be appropriate to ...
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Airport Public Access Areas-Can They Be Safer But Still Welcoming?
So far in 2016, we have had the horrific Brussels-Zaventem airport attack and subsequently, an equally devastating bombing and shooting ...
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The TSA Debacle Can Be Solved, But Cooperation is Required
Airlines, Operating Authorities and Passengers Need to Help Out The Transporation Security Administration (TSA) is once again under fire. This ...
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