U.S. spent $75 billion on intelligence agencies in 2012

Mark Rockwell Top Priority Sector:  access_control_identification Image Caption:  ODNI Between them, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) and the Department of Defense spent $75 billion on intelligence gathering operations in fiscal 2012. Homepage position:  10 read more View full post on Government Security News View full post…

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State Department warns U.S. citizens in Tunisia

Mark Rockwell Top Priority Sector:  federal_agencies_legislative Image Caption:  Tunis U.S. citizens in Tunisia should be extra careful as the U.S. Department of State issued a travel warning for the country in the face of escalating political tensions there. The State Department issued the new warning on Oct. 19, updating an…

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A unique solution for U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Joseph J. Battaglia Top Priority Sector:  border_security Image Caption:  Joseph J. Battaglia Acquisition cost versus life-cycle cost has always been a trade-off, often difficult to assess, usually very subjective, and frequently leaving U.S. Government procurement agencies to assume higher risk than necessary in their supplier selection process.  For U.S. Customs…

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Long-sought terror suspects face U.S. courts

Mark Rockwell Top Priority Sector:  federal_agencies_legislative Image Caption:  Abu Hamza al-Masri The notorious one-eyed Islamist cleric accused of plotting to help Al Qaeda open terrorist training camps in the U.S. is set for his first official U.S. court arraignment on Oct. 10 after he and four other long-sought terror suspects…

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U.S. renews travel warnings for Colombia, but FARC peace talks gear up

Mark Rockwell Top Priority Sector:  federal_agencies_legislative Image Caption:  FARC guerillas With continued, but diminished, kidnappings and other violent activties by terror organizations and drug cartels in Colombia, the U.S. State Department on Oct. 3 renewed a seven-month-old travel warning for U.S. government workers and citizens in the country. Although the…

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