IT, Emerging Commercial Capabilities, Terrorism

Author(s): Maura Conway, George Handy, John Kimball, Jeffrey Winbourne, Hussein H. Fakhry, Benedict Bernard Cardozo, Krassimir Kuzmanov, Plamen Torlakov, Bojan Mednikarov, Kiril Kolev
Editor(s): Goran Johnson
Publisher(s): ProCon Ltd., Sofia, Bulgaria
Other issuing bodies: International Relations and Security Network (ISN), Zurich, Switzerland
Date of publication: 2006
Volume number: 19
Issue number: 0
Format: PDF
Pages: 126
URL: infosec.procon.bg
Series: Information & Security

Description: This volume of Information & Security discusses several aspects of information technology and terrorism and also analyzes the response to terrorism by armed forces. The specific issues examined are terrorist usage of the internet, emergency response systems, secure authentication, sea terrorism, and the role of NATO and Special Operations Forces in fighting terrorism.

General note: © 2006 ProCon Ltd.

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Chapter/Sections:

• Content
• Editorial: Advanced Information Technology and Terrorism
• Terrorist "Use" of the Internet and Fighting Back
• Building a Sound and Flexible Emergency Response System
• Research and Development of an Iris-based Recognition System for Identification and Secure Authentication
• Does NATO Have a Role in the Fight Against International Terrorism
• Special Operations Forces in the Fight Against Terrorism on National Territory
• Terrorism on the Sea, Piracy, and Maritime Security
• I&S Monitor, I&S Internet Sources