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California’s hostage crisis shows political violence is at a breaking point
The kidnapping of two U.S. Forest Service employees in Northern California earlier this month should concern Americans for reasons that extend well beyond the remarkable outcome. The employees survived more than 15 hours in captivity before FBI negotiators persuaded their alleged captors to surrender peacefully.
Read MoreDaredevils who scaled Empire State Building may have had help, experts say
Daredevils who scaled Empire State Building may have had help, experts say
Read MoreHow Taylor Swift’s Wedding Could Easily Top $20 Million
Don Aviv, CEO of the New York City security consulting firm Interfor International, believes security was a major factor in choosing the venue in the first place
Read MoreThe Middle East’s New Normal
The most likely outcome of the Iran war is not peace but an unsatisfying ceasefire that leaves the underlying issues unresolved.
Read MoreWHEN THE FAMILY OFFICE BECOMES THE TARGET: CYBER THREAT INTELLIGENCE AND THE PROTECTION OF PRIVATE WEALTH
There is a client category that the cybersecurity and corporate
intelligence industry has spent years systematically
underserving.
A Counterterrorism Strategy That Makes Us Less Safe
Last week, U.S. law enforcement arrested an agent of Kata’ib Hizballah, an Iranian-backed terrorist group, who allegedly planned attacks at several cities across the country.
Read MoreA growing worry for CEOs: staying safe in their homes
The Molotov cocktail attack on Sam Altman’s house last week underscored a growing worry for CEOs: staying safe at home.
Read MoreHow Good is Our Intelligence on Iran?
Much attention has been given to Iran, but the conflict’s ramifications range far beyond that nation’s boundaries and even just the Persian Gulf.
Iran’s eastern neighbor, Pakistan, might be leading the pack as the country whose complications run the deepest.
Read MorePakistan aims to thread the needle to Middle East peace
Much attention has been given to Iran, but the conflict’s ramifications range far beyond that nation’s boundaries and even just the Persian Gulf.
Iran’s eastern neighbor, Pakistan, might be leading the pack as the country whose complications run the deepest.
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