What keeps me up at night: Attack drones
Technology companies are now looking at ways in which UAS devices can be identified and, if necessary, intercepted.
Read MoreCommunity tips help nab potential mass shooters
Gunmen aren't always loners. Social media friends flagged troubling posts.
Read MoreWhat keeps me up at night: ‘AI gone wrong’
Security experts reveal the threats, tech, and tactics that keep their industry on its toes.
Read MoreThe unique needs of teen survivors of mass shootings
The recent deaths of three school shooting survivors shows their pain isn't easy to heal.
Read More‘I ran toward the gunshots’ Can civilian volunteers protect sacred spaces?
Volunteers help with ushering, education, and catering. Security is no different.
Read MoreHow to train a tech-savvy security force
Don’t assume a tech training will be met with moans and groans. "Our officers always want more."
Read MoreThe unmet promise of ‘big data’ in policing
Today’s astounding computing power offers great potential for reducing crime, but a criminologist says law enforcement has yet to find ways to fully tap it.
Read MoreWhen disaster strikes, civilian drone pilots swoop in
Drone pilots can help in emergencies, but they have to be properly trained.
Read MoreTerrorism and psychopathology: Where do we draw the line?
It is unclear how to distinguish between authentic terrorism and mental illness. Decision-makers need to more diligently correlate counterterrorist policies with causal factors.
Read MoreHurricane Florence emergency response: 160 swift boats, 2,800 Guardsman, and the Waffle House is open
Even in the face of massive mobilization, and the dramatic news coverage these storms inspire, thousands of residents chose to stay in the storm’s path.
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