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We are all business professionals fighting the good fight against terrorism, so with that said this group has been established to combat a wide range of trafficking issues. Please also feel free to join our other LinkedIn groups: Security & Counter-Terrorism - High Powered Think Tank https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2311273/ Psychology of Terrorism - Counter-terrorism Deterrence & Prevention https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3385099/ WMD - Weapons of Mass Destruction https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3335729/ Cyber Crime & Terrorism - Cybercrime & Cyberterrorism Security Issues Surrounding Virtual Integrity https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8156452/ International Conflict Resolution https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4234546/ Maritime Terrorism & Sea Piracy - Understanding the Security Issues https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8156843/ Support Group for Victims of Terrorism https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4234521/ UK Government Domestic, Foreign & Defence Policy – British Ministry of Defence Contacts Welcome https://www.linkedin.com/groups/9066965/ Israeli–Palestinian Conflict - Conflict Resolution Forum https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8156452/ Military Defence / Defense Expos & Aircraft Aviation Security Airshow Trade Shows https://www.linkedin.com/groups/9043868/ UK Government Domestic, Foreign & Defence Policy – British Ministry of Defence Contacts Welcome https://www.linkedin.com/groups/9066965/ UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL - KEY UN NETWORKING GROUP (HEADS OF STATE & AMBASSADORS WELCOME) https://www.linkedin.com/groups/9069955/ We welcome members from the following organisations: - British Ministry of Defence - Indian Ministry of Defence - Israel Defense Forces / IDF / צְבָא הַהֲגָנָה לְיִשְׂרָאֵל - Iraq / Iraqi Ministry of Defense - Department of National Defence Canada - Ministry of Defence of Ukraine | Міноборони - US Department of Defense

From what President Ronald Reagan once referred to as "Star Wars," this LinkedIn space group explores space law and the implications of this new space era, as we look into the future of space. We look at communications, space travel, and the future of defence. We welcome members from the following organisations: - British Ministry of Defence - Indian Ministry of Defence - Israel Defense Forces / IDF / צְבָא הַהֲגָנָה לְיִשְׂרָאֵל - Iraq / Iraqi Ministry of Defense - Intelligence - Department of National Defence Canada - Ministry of Defence of Ukraine | Міноборони - US Department of Defense CBRN / CBRNE army / navy / airforce / military / police specialists are also welcome to join. We also welcome lobbyists organisations that specialise in lobbying (if you are a lobbyist wish to join, please join us).

Since the Cold War, our global security environment has become increasingly decentralized, evolved in complexity, and become more “human” than technology-based. The concept of” for the US and of “global security” for the international community have necessarily broadened to adapt to the demands of this new environment. Security no longer centers on a static tension between two large state superpowers. It must now concern it self with weak and corrupt governments, not just strong ones. It must contend with non-state actors and violent extremists who pose a more grave and present danger than any single nation. It must struggle with the fact that genocide and insurgencies are more prominent and more likely than conventional military standoffs, and that transnational criminal enterprises - from drugs to human trafficking - are deeply interconnected with social, economic and political conflicts. It must confront and account for the reality that global climate change, energy crises, shortages of potable water, poverty and hunger threaten lives and challenge development. And it must appreciate that this diverse array of threats is dynamic and transactive. The social /behavioral sciences offer theories and findings that might enhance our understanding of security threats and solutions. They also offer a method of systematic inquiry to develop new platform of knowledge for a more empirically-informed multidisicplinary science of national and global security. It is in the long-term interest of the U.S. and the international community to encourage social/behavioral scientists to engage with each other around global security issues and to connect them with the security enterprise. This LinkedIn Virtual Group has been developed a resource for social/behavioral scientists interested in security issues and for security professionals interested in what science has to say about human behavior.

The Grichan Partnership is a leading Business Enablement Consultancy with a large and wide network in Private Security and Risk Management. The Grichan Partnership has established an enviable track record of success in the delivery of both national and international senior level appointments, employing meticulous procedures, high standards of quality, exceptional attention to detail and the industry backgrounds of the firm’s consultants to develop a reputation second to none. This group has been set up to facilitate introductions and the career networking of Executive Professionals in the Private Security and Risk Management Sectors.

Shortly following the tragic events of September 11th, 2001, eleven professional and technical organizations and federal agencies formed The Infrastructure Security Partnership (TISP) as a non-profit partnership to be a national asset facilitating dialogue on domestic infrastructure security and offering sources of technical support and sources for comment on public policy related to the security of the nation’s built environment. Today, TISP pledges to lead public- and private-sector collaboration that advances the practice and policies of infrastructure security and resiliency to sustain the nation’s resources and its ability to efficiently restore infrastructure when disrupted by any hazard. Our membership continues to grow and includes local, regional, state, federal, and foreign agencies, professional associations and industry trade groups, engineering, architecture, and construction firms, codes and standards organizations, educational institutions and universities, planners and economic developers, infrastructure owners and operators, manufacturers, and service providers whose main purpose is related to security and resiliency of the nation’s built environment. Collectively, TISP represents nearly two million individuals and firms involved in the planning, design, construction, and operation of infrastructure. TISP activities provide opportunities to its members for partnering on projects, for peers to learn from one another, for sharing relevant information during key discussions, and to raise awareness among the decision makers and the general public. Our activities include quarterly technical forums, roundtable discussions and workshops, and co-sponsored events. TISP relies on the efforts of all its partners to participate in TISP sponsored activities and to help guard against complacency.

The National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y), sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, provides full, merit-based scholarships for eligible high school students to learn less commonly taught languages in summer and academic-year overseas immersion programs. NSLI-Y is part of a broader government-wide presidential initiative that prepares American citizens to be leaders in a global world. Now more than ever, it is important that Americans have the necessary linguistic skills and cultural knowledge to promote international dialogue and support American engagement abroad. NSLI-Y aims to provide opportunities to American youth that will spark a lifetime interest in language learning. (taken from http://www.nsliforyouth.org)

This group welcomes a close examination of the implications that AI creates in modern 21st Century theatres of war. We welcome members from the following organisations: - British Ministry of Defence - DARPA - Indian Ministry of Defence - Intelligence - Department of National Defence Canada - Israel Defense Forces / IDF / צְבָא הַהֲגָנָה לְיִשְׂרָאֵל - Iraq / Iraqi Ministry of Defense - Ministry of Defence of Ukraine | Міноборони - NATO - US Department of Defense - Department of Homeland Security - USAID Counter Drone / AUKUS / UAV / CBRN / CBRNE army / navy / airforce / military / space war / satellite / drone / counter drones / detection systems / helicopters / healthcare / fighter jets / stealth fighters / stealth bombers/ transport planes / tanks /submarines / warships / Aircraft carries / logistics / communications / cybersecurity / cyber security / procurement / 155 artillery ammunition / police / investigators / detectives / PMC / Situational Awareness / Encryption / Encrypted Communications / Critical Infrastructure / International Members of Parliament / European Union Diplomats / Congress / lobbying / lobbyist / lobbyists / Healthcare / Ambassadors / politicians / political science / government / public affairs / Public Relations / medical / conflict resolution Geographic areas covered: Egypt / Egyptian / Czech Republic / Europe / European / USA / American / Canada / Canadian / Asia / Asian / Australia / New Zealand / Africa / African / Somalia / Morocco / India / Nepal / Nigeria / Nigerian / Oceania / New Zealand / Malaysia / Philippines / South America / Japan / Japanese / South Spain / Portugal / Poland / Polish / Denmark / Danish / Sweden / Finland / Finnish / Norway / Norwegian / Korea / Korean / Ukraine / UK / United Kingdom / British / UAE / United Arab Emirates / Saudi Arabia / Qatar / Brazil / Columbia / Peru / Brazil / Argentina / Germany / France / Italy / Italian / Spain / Holland / Taiwan

"...In January 2008, President George Bush signed National Security Presidential Directive 54/ Homeland Security Presidential Directive 23 — more commonly known as the Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative (CNCI). The CNCI recognizes that cyber security must be elevated to a level of importance on par with an organization’s core functions and missions. It emphasizes that cyber security is a leadership responsibility, not just a function of the Chief Information Officer and information technology staff. And it acknowledges that effective cyber security is multidimensional, multifaceted, and actively involves the entire organization. The Trusted Internet Connections program is the most established piece of the initiative. The Office of Management and Budget developed the program in November 2007 with the goal of decreasing the number of connections from federal agencies to external computer networks to 100 or fewer. Agencies made a 39 percent reduction in the first four months of 2008, from more than 4,300 connections in January to 2,758 in May, according to OMB. The idea is that the fewer connections agencies have, the easier it will be to monitor them and detect security incidents. TIC requires agencies to use the Einstein system to monitor the connections. The automated system, developed by DHS, collects computer security information and then sends it to the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team...[NextGov]" The group's owners are directly involved in helping government agencies correctly implement the requirements specified under CNCI. Thus, information will be posted in this group on a regular basis to help other professionals who are involved or want to become involved in assisting agencies with achieving compliance with CNCI. The group will also serve as networking point, event coordination portal, and even employment opportunities for all security professionals from the government, private industry, and academia.

This group explores the issues surrounding maritime terrorism and sea piracy. Cutting edge think tank to discuss a peaceful conflict resolution to the problem. We welcome members from the following organisations: - British Ministry of Defence - Indian Ministry of Defence - Israel Defense Forces / IDF / צְבָא הַהֲגָנָה לְיִשְׂרָאֵל - Iraq / Iraqi Ministry of Defense - Intelligence - Department of National Defence Canada - Ministry of Defence of Ukraine | Міноборони - US Department of Defense CBRN / CBRNE army / navy / airforce / military / space war / satellite / drone / counter drones / detection systems / helicopters / fighter jets / stealth fighters / stealth bombers/ transport planes / tanks /submarines / warships / Aircraft carries / logistics / communications / cybersecurity / cyber security / procurement / police / investigators / detectives / PMC / Situational Awareness / Encryption / Encrypted Communications / Critical Infrastructure / Members of Parliament / European Union Diplomats / Congress / lobbying / lobbyist / lobbyists / Government Ambassadors / politicians / political science / government / public affairs / medical / conflict resolution specialists are also welcome to join.

A professional networking group for students, alumni, faculty, and friends of the Syracuse University Institute for Security Policy and Law (SPL), formerly the Institute for National Security and Counterterrorism (INSCT).