Understanding Homeland Security

1. Chapter 11
Always VigilantAlways Vigilant
Intelligence and Hardening the TargetIntelligence and Hardening the Target
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2.  Background: Intelligence Collection andBackground: Intelligence Collection and
JurisdictionJurisdiction
 The U.S. Intelligence Community: MissionThe U.S. Intelligence Community: Mission
 The U.S. Intelligence Community: ChallengesThe U.S. Intelligence Community: Challenges
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3.  Background: Intelligence Collection andBackground: Intelligence Collection and
JurisdictionJurisdiction
 FBI and Domestic Intelligence Collection AuthorityFBI and Domestic Intelligence Collection Authority
 CIA and International Intelligence CollectionCIA and International Intelligence Collection
AuthorityAuthority
 Diplomatic Security Service AuthorityDiplomatic Security Service Authority
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4.  The U.S. Intelligence Community: MissionThe U.S. Intelligence Community: Mission
 Office of the Director of National IntelligenceOffice of the Director of National Intelligence
 National Security AgencyNational Security Agency
 Central Intelligence AgencyCentral Intelligence Agency
 Federal Bureau of InvestigationFederal Bureau of Investigation
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5.  The U.S. Intelligence Community: ChallengesThe U.S. Intelligence Community: Challenges
 Problems of Intelligence CoordinationProblems of Intelligence Coordination
 Case in Point: Successful International IntelligenceCase in Point: Successful International Intelligence
CooperationCooperation
 Problems of Collection and AnalysisProblems of Collection and Analysis
 Report on the U.S. Intelligence Community’s Prewar
Intelligence Assessments on Iraq
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6.  Critical Infrastructure: Background and ContextCritical Infrastructure: Background and Context
 Federal Guidance: The DHS Building andFederal Guidance: The DHS Building and
Infrastructure Protection Series (BIPS)Infrastructure Protection Series (BIPS)
 Options for Critical Infrastructure Security andOptions for Critical Infrastructure Security and
Target HardeningTarget Hardening
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7.  Critical Infrastructure: Background andCritical Infrastructure: Background and
ContextContext
 Defining Critical InfrastructureDefining Critical Infrastructure
 Presidential Decision Directive/NSC-63Presidential Decision Directive/NSC-63
 Homeland Security Policy Directive (HSPD)-7Homeland Security Policy Directive (HSPD)-7
 Presidential Policy Directive (PPD)-21Presidential Policy Directive (PPD)-21
 Target HardeningTarget Hardening
 Hardening the Target: Public-Private ContextHardening the Target: Public-Private ContextMartin, Understanding Homeland
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9.  Federal Guidance: The DHS Building andFederal Guidance: The DHS Building and
Infrastructure Protection Series (BIPS)Infrastructure Protection Series (BIPS)
 Science and Technology Directorate, InfrastructureScience and Technology Directorate, Infrastructure
Protection and Disaster Management DivisionProtection and Disaster Management Division
 Case in Point:Case in Point: Reference Manual to Mitigate Potential
Terrorist Attacks Against Buildings, Edition 2
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10.  Options for Critical Infrastructure Security andOptions for Critical Infrastructure Security and
Target HardeningTarget Hardening
 Innovative Options for Securing CriticalInnovative Options for Securing Critical
InfrastructureInfrastructure
 Perimeter SecurityPerimeter Security
 Urban Design Features and LandscapingUrban Design Features and Landscaping
 Glazing TechniquesGlazing Techniques
 Architectural BarriersArchitectural Barriers
 Electronic Warning and Detection TechnologiesElectronic Warning and Detection Technologies
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11.  Security Considerations and Patrolling theSecurity Considerations and Patrolling the
BorderBorder
 Hardening the Border: Three AgenciesHardening the Border: Three Agencies
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12.  Security Considerations and Patrolling theSecurity Considerations and Patrolling the
BorderBorder
 Evolution of the U.S. Border PatrolEvolution of the U.S. Border Patrol
 First Border Patrol AcademyFirst Border Patrol Academy
 Second World WarSecond World War
 After September 11, 2001After September 11, 2001
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13.  Hardening the Border: Three AgenciesHardening the Border: Three Agencies
 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration ServicesU.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
 U.S. Immigration and Customs EnforcementU.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
 U.S. Customs and Border ProtectionU.S. Customs and Border Protection
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14.  A Complex Arrangement: Components of theA Complex Arrangement: Components of the
Transportation SystemTransportation System
 The Transportation Security AdministrationThe Transportation Security Administration
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15.  A Complex Arrangement: Components of theA Complex Arrangement: Components of the
Transportation SystemTransportation System
 Aviation and the U.S. Federal AviationAviation and the U.S. Federal Aviation
AdministrationAdministration
 Motor Transportation NetworksMotor Transportation Networks
 RailwaysRailways
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16.  The Transportation Security AdministrationThe Transportation Security Administration
 Aviation and Transportation Security Act of 2001Aviation and Transportation Security Act of 2001
 Federal Air Marshal ServiceFederal Air Marshal Service
 TSA ServicesTSA Services
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17.  Cyber-Terror: The ThreatCyber-Terror: The Threat
 Cyber-Terror: Potential TargetsCyber-Terror: Potential Targets
 Case in Point: Information Security andCase in Point: Information Security and
CyberwarCyberwar
 Cyber-Terror: Feasibility and LikelihoodCyber-Terror: Feasibility and Likelihood
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18.  Cyber-Terror: The ThreatCyber-Terror: The Threat
 The Internet and the New TerrorismThe Internet and the New Terrorism
 Uses of the InternetUses of the Internet
 CyberwarCyberwar
 CyberterrorismCyberterrorism
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19.  Cyber-Terror: Potential TargetsCyber-Terror: Potential Targets
 Private Corporations, TelecommunicationsPrivate Corporations, Telecommunications
Companies, Government AgenciesCompanies, Government Agencies
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20.  Case in Point: Information Security andCase in Point: Information Security and
CyberwarCyberwar
 New Technologies as Counterterrorist WeaponsNew Technologies as Counterterrorist Weapons
 Modern Surveillance TechnologiesModern Surveillance Technologies
 EchelonEchelon
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21.  Cyber-Terror: Feasibility and LikelihoodCyber-Terror: Feasibility and Likelihood
 Feasibility: Availability of TechnologiesFeasibility: Availability of Technologies
 Likelihood: A Moot Point?Likelihood: A Moot Point?
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