Intelligence-led Policing in Homeland Security

Post-9/11, law enforcement in the U.S. has undergone some necessary changes. There is a shift in focus towards homeland security, counterterrorism, and intelligence, forcing many police forces to adopt new standards and procedures of law enforcement.

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Arc Aspicio

April 20, 2011

Blog Law Enforcement

E-Verify Self Check Launch

In a partnership between the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Social Security Administration (SSA), E-Verify Self Check was launched so that individuals can check their own employment eligibility status before formally seeking employment.

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Arc Aspicio

April 8, 2011

Blog Immigration

Experiments in Homeland Security

There are not enough experiments in Government, and more specifically, in homeland security. One size does NOT fit all.

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Lynn Ann Casey

January 30, 2011

Blog Risk Management, Innovation

Mission Release Management

Mission-driven Release Management is an important process to implement change in an operational mission.

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Arc Aspicio

January 25, 2011

Blog

Leadership and Homeland Security

Leadership is about courage and persistence. In homeland security, it is not enough to look for ways to apply what you already know

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Lynn Ann Casey

January 8, 2011

Blog Homeland Security

TSA Experiences the Power of Viral Media

TSA airport screening procedures have once again made headlines after a passenger recorded his encounter with TSA officials and posted it online.

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Arc Aspicio

November 30, 2010

Blog

End of Airline Wi-Fi?

Some security experts worry that in-flight communications could enable terrorists to more easily detonate bombs similar to those used in the Yemen Bomb Plot.

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Arc Aspicio

November 16, 2010

Blog

Arc Aspicio Launches New Website

Arc Aspicio is thrilled to announce the launch of its new site. It provides visitors with more information about our company, mission focus, services, and our talented people.

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Arc Aspicio

October 19, 2010

Blog Arc Aspicio

Documentary Highlights Southern Border Challenges

Arc Aspicio attended a Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) and Women in Homeland Security event to celebrate the release of the Center’s mini-documentary.

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Arc Aspicio

September 28, 2010

Blog Border Security

NPM 2010: Be Informed

Do you live in an earthquake-prone region? Are you located within miles of a dangerous chemical facility? Is your home in “Tornado Alley?” As we wrap up Emergency Preparedness Month 2010, we’re highlighting the final step of the Ready campaign – Be Informed.

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Arc Aspicio

September 28, 2010

Blog Emergency Preparedness

NPM 2010: Make a Plan

An essential part of being prepared for an emergency is creating a plan of action for your family. When a disaster occurs, your family may not be together so you'll want a plan for what you will do in different situations.

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Arc Aspicio

September 21, 2010

Blog Emergency Preparedness

Emergency Exercise at Reagan National Airport

On Saturday, September 18, 2010, Arc Aspicio participated in a full-scale emergency training exercise at Reagan National Airport, sponsored by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.

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Arc Aspicio

September 18, 2010

Blog Emergency Preparedness

NPM 2010: Get a Kit

The first step to being prepared for a major disaster is creating an emergency supply kit. Supply kits are recommended to contain provisions that will last for at least three days.

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Arc Aspicio

September 14, 2010

Blog Emergency Preparedness

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Post-9/11, law enforcement in the U.S. has undergone some necessary changes. There is a shift in focus towards homeland security, counterterrorism, and intelligence, forcing many police forces to adopt new standards and procedures of law enforcement.

In a partnership between the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Social Security Administration (SSA), E-Verify Self Check was launched so that individuals can check their own employment eligibility status before formally seeking employment.

There are not enough experiments in Government, and more specifically, in homeland security. One size does NOT fit all.

Mission-driven Release Management is an important process to implement change in an operational mission.

Leadership is about courage and persistence. In homeland security, it is not enough to look for ways to apply what you already know

TSA airport screening procedures have once again made headlines after a passenger recorded his encounter with TSA officials and posted it online.

Some security experts worry that in-flight communications could enable terrorists to more easily detonate bombs similar to those used in the Yemen Bomb Plot.

Arc Aspicio is thrilled to announce the launch of its new site. It provides visitors with more information about our company, mission focus, services, and our talented people.

Arc Aspicio attended a Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) and Women in Homeland Security event to celebrate the release of the Center’s mini-documentary.

Do you live in an earthquake-prone region? Are you located within miles of a dangerous chemical facility? Is your home in “Tornado Alley?” As we wrap up Emergency Preparedness Month 2010, we’re highlighting the final step of the Ready campaign – Be Informed.

An essential part of being prepared for an emergency is creating a plan of action for your family. When a disaster occurs, your family may not be together so you'll want a plan for what you will do in different situations.

On Saturday, September 18, 2010, Arc Aspicio participated in a full-scale emergency training exercise at Reagan National Airport, sponsored by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.

The first step to being prepared for a major disaster is creating an emergency supply kit. Supply kits are recommended to contain provisions that will last for at least three days.

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