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The following links address almost every security issue available.  This is all open source information obtained from ASIS’ Security Management Online. If there are areas of interest not addressed here, please let us know and we will perform the appropriate research and post the information here.

Access Control

• Airports (News and Trends, September 2003)

• Cargo security (Legal Reporter, September 2003)

• Rail security (Legal Reporter, September 2003)

• Are Security Awareness Programs Undervalued (Viewpoint, August2003)

• School Security Moved Up a Grade (Working Wise, July 2003)

• Integrating IT and Physical Security (Tech Talk, July 2003)

• Building Ventilation

• A Higher Degree of Security

• Do Fence Me In

• Nuclear Security

• Network Security Remains Weak (Tech Talk)

• Rebuilding on Security's Solid Foundation

• Oil Things Must Pass (Working Wise)

• Electronic Access Control (Book Review)

• Keyless But Not Clueless (Working Wise)

• Guest System a Welcome Change (Working Wise)

• Security on the Line

• Waste Not

• Protecting the Network Neighborhood

• Control with "Stile"

• New Route for Access Control

• Lessons in Web Monitoring

• When Students Crack

• Ahead of the Times

• Security Cells

Alarms

• A Truly Alarming Alarm (News and Trends)

• Understanding and Servicing Alarm Systems, 3rd ed.

• Catching the WAVES

• Framing An Alarm Design

• The Spirit of Security

• Police Not Pushing Panic Button

• Sisters for Security

Architecture/Design/CPTED

• Reexamining Premises for High-Rise Design

• Terror in the Workplace: Is Your Building Safe?(Book Review, September 2002)

• How Can Security Help the Community? (Viewpoint)

• Square Gets Hip to Protection

• Is CPTED Misunderstood?

• Framing An Alarm Design

CCTV/Cameras/Surveillance

• Convenience Stores, bill HB190 (Legal Reporter,Oct 2003)

• Public Area Surveillance (News and Trends,Home on the Page,Oct 2003)

• Infrastructure Protection (Legal Reporter, September 2003)

• Bus Security (Legal Reporter, September 2003)

• ATM Security (Legal Reporter, Aug 2003)

• Britain Assesses Public CCTV(News and Trends, Aug 2003)

• Behind the Scenes: CCTV Trends

• Planting and Shaping Security Success

• CCTV (News and Trends)

• CCTV (Bill H.R. 3726 Legal Reporter)

• Tampa Facial Recognition A Failure, ACLU Claims

• Do Fence Me In

• Electronic Surveillance Devices

• Service Station's Digital Diligence

• Is Spying a Job Fit for the Birds?

• Water Watch

• Up and Running

• Talking Turkey

• A Countermeasures Cookbook on Conducting Professional TSCM Services

• No Room for Crime

• Effectiveness of CCTV Questioned

• Getting a Clean Look

Fingerprinting

• Nuclear Facilities Security (Legal Reporter, September 2003)

Filtration System

• Airing Concerns About Building Systems (News and Trends, July 2003)

Intrusion Detection

• Metal Detection (News and Trends, September 2003)

• Do Fence Me In

• Intrusion Detection

• Network Intrusion Detection

• Waive Goodbye to Liability

• Dial M for Modem

Information and Communications Technology (ICT)

• Can Physical and ICT Security Cooperate (Viewpoint, October 2003)

Perimeter Security

• Parking lots (Legal Reporter, Aug 2003)

• Parking lots (News and Trends, May 2003)

• Los Angeles Tackles High-Rise Security (News and Trends, September 2002)

• Planting and Shaping Security Success

• Do Fence Me In

• Waste Not

Legal Issues/Premises Liability

• Laying down the Law: A Review of Trends in Liability Lawsuits

• Don't Give Up the Ship

• Waive Goodbye to Liability

• Port Security Ideas Floated

• Campus Security Takes on Fire Safety

• Fraud Hits a New Key

• The Beat Goes On

• Building in Terrorism's Shadow

Lighting

• CPTED Still the Exception (News and Trends, Oct 2003)

• Lighting (News and Trends, Home on the Page, July 2003)

• Square Gets Hip to Protection

Locks/Key Control

• Security devices

• Don't Stop the Presses

Risk Assessments/Security Surveys

• Transportation (Legal Reporter, September 2003)

• Putting Data in COLD Storage

• Do OPSEC and Risk Management Mesh? (Viewpoint)

• Police Analysis and Planning for Vehicular Bombings: Prevention, Defense, and Response

• Web Watching to Protect the Company

• Are Data Protection Strategies Outdated? (Viewpoint)

• Risk Management for Security Professionals

• Experts Project Prospects for Mexico, China, Pakistan

• Not-So-Risky Business

• An Ounce of Prevention and a Pound of Planning

• What Is a Rational Goal for Security?

• Are Companies Properly Addressing Threats?

• Truth and Consequences

• Risk Analysis and the Security Survey, 2nd ed.

• Crime Mapping & Crime Prevention

• Are Security Problems Being Exaggerated?

• How Can Companies Tackle Terrorism?

• Supply-Side Contingency Planning

• Group Debates What's In a Name

• Assessing Information Risks

• Risk Communication: A Handbook for Communicating Environmental, Safety, and Health Risks, 2nd ed.

• Is Risk Rising in Africa?

Security Officers/Guards

• A bill (S. 769) introduced by Sen. Carl Levin (D-MI) would allow those who employ security officers to request a criminal background check from the state in which the officer is employed. (Legal Reporter, July 2003)

• For months, experts have been warning about the difficulty of merging 22 agencies with vastly different missions, bureaucracies, and cultures into a cohesive Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Now as the various mergers begin to occur, Congress is holding hearings on some of the specific concerns that will have to be addressed. Recent testimony by the GAO's JayEtta Z. Hecker, director of physical infrastructure, details six of the challenges faced by the Coast Guard as it merges into the DHS. (News and Trends, May 2003)

• Fitting Patrols into the Picture (News and Trends, May 2003)

• Not by Force Alone

• Square Gets Hip to Protection

• Affairs of State 2001

• For Every Action

• Taking Stock of the States

• Seeking a Suitable Uniform Policy

• When Security Gets No Respect

• The Effective Security Officer's Training Manual, 2nd ed.

Sprinklers

• Campus Safety (Legal Reporter, Aug 2003)

X-ray

The Healthy Constitution of Document Security (Working Wise, Oct 2003)

Gold Book

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