U.S. Adds Body Bombs to Concerns on Air Travel

The New York Times
Air security is expected to tighten, particularly for international flights into the United States, in light of recent intelligence that terrorists might be considering boarding flights with surgically implanted explosive devices, an American security official said Wednesday.

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Arc Aspicio

July 6, 2011

Hotlinks Transportation Security, Terrorism

Immigration Debate Moves to Alabama

Immigration reform took center stage last year when Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed a bill into law that was considered to be the toughest immigration bill in the nation. This past week, Alabama Governor Robert Bentley signed an immigration enforcement bill into law that many are calling even tougher than Arizona’s.

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Arc Aspicio

June 30, 2011

Blog Immigration

Oh My, The Trouble With Evacuating Lions, Tigers, and Bears

Homeland Security Newswire
Rescuing and housing the many exotic animals at Minot, North Dakota's Roosevelt Park Zoo from record floods presented zoo workers with a unique challenge. It was no small feat finding vehicles large enough for giraffes or getting dangerous animals to cooperate.

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Arc Aspicio

June 28, 2011

Hotlinks Emergency Preparedness

NATO Uses Twitter for Intelligence Gathering

ExecutiveGov
Following the social disruptions and political upheaval of the Arab Spring, it should come as no surprise that monitoring social networks, such as Twitter, is quickly becoming an important intelligence-gathering technique.

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Arc Aspicio

June 20, 2011

Hotlinks Intelligence, Strategic Communications

DHS Could Lose Funding for New Headquarters

Homeland Security Newswire
In the latest rounds of congressional budget cuts, the House has moved to cut funding for the construction of a new headquarters for DHS. The agency had originally planned to build a facility to consolidate the dozens of agencies that currently have thousands of workers scattered among different locations.

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Arc Aspicio

June 6, 2011

Hotlinks Homeland Security

Building a Culture of Intention

This year’s Helios HR Apollo Awards ceremony was marked by the release of a new book, Building a Culture of Intention, inspired by the Apollo Awards.

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Arc Aspicio

June 6, 2011

Blog Arc Aspicio, Awards and Recognition

Pentagon to Consider Cyberattacks Acts of War

The New York Times
The Pentagon, trying to create a formal strategy to deter cyberattacks on the United States, plans to issue a new strategy soon declaring that a computer attack from a foreign nation can be considered an act of war that may result in a military response.

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Arc Aspicio

May 31, 2011

Hotlinks Cybersecurity

By the Numbers: A Look at the Tornado That Hit Joplin, Mo., and the 2011 Tornado Season

The Washington Post
Figures about the tornado that ripped through Joplin, Mo. and the 2011 tornado season.

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Arc Aspicio

May 26, 2011

Hotlinks Emergency Preparedness

Arc Aspicio Selected as a Winner for 2011 Top Small Company Workplaces Award

Inc. Magazine and Winning Workplaces selected Arc Aspicio as a 2011 Top Small Company Workplaces winner.

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Arc Aspicio

May 23, 2011

News Releases Awards and Recognition

The Homeland Security Generation

Matt Wilson, a research intern with Arc Aspicio, wrote a blog on our website earlier this month. He was 11 when the Twin Towers fell.

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Lynn Ann Casey

May 23, 2011

Blog Homeland Security

TSA Moving Towards a Risk-Based Approach to Security

Security Info Watch
The Transportation Security Administration is moving more towards a risk-based approach to security at airports, according to agency officials who took part in a panel discussion at the American Association of Airport Executives conference on Tuesday in Atlanta.

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Arc Aspicio

May 18, 2011

Hotlinks Transportation Security

A New Passion to Serve

I was 11 when the Twin Towers fell. At that age, I did not fully comprehend the gravity of the situation, and I did not know who Osama Bin Laden was or even what terrorism was. However, growing up in the “homeland security generation,” I became accustomed to these things being a part of my life.

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Arc Aspicio

May 13, 2011

Blog

Arc Aspicio Named one of Virginia’s Fantastic 50 for Second Year in a Row

The Virginia Chamber of Commerce selected Arc Aspicio as a 2011 Fantastic 50 company for the second year in a row. The company ranked #15, up from #23 on last year’s list.

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Arc Aspicio

May 11, 2011

News Releases Awards and Recognition

Our Culture, Mission, and Vision

GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS)

GSA HCaTS Small Business Pool 2

Smithsonian Institution Consulting Services IDIQ

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The New York Times Air security is expected to tighten, particularly for international flights into the United States, in light of recent intelligence that terrorists might be considering boarding flights with surgically implanted explosive devices, an American security official said Wednesday.

Homeland Security Newswire Rescuing and housing the many exotic animals at Minot, North Dakota's Roosevelt Park Zoo from record floods presented zoo workers with a unique challenge. It was no small feat finding vehicles large enough for giraffes or getting dangerous animals to cooperate.

ExecutiveGov Following the social disruptions and political upheaval of the Arab Spring, it should come as no surprise that monitoring social networks, such as Twitter, is quickly becoming an important intelligence-gathering technique.

This year’s Helios HR Apollo Awards ceremony was marked by the release of a new book, Building a Culture of Intention, inspired by the Apollo Awards.

The New York Times The Pentagon, trying to create a formal strategy to deter cyberattacks on the United States, plans to issue a new strategy soon declaring that a computer attack from a foreign nation can be considered an act of war that may result in a military response.

The Washington Post Figures about the tornado that ripped through Joplin, Mo. and the 2011 tornado season.

Inc. Magazine and Winning Workplaces selected Arc Aspicio as a 2011 Top Small Company Workplaces winner.

Matt Wilson, a research intern with Arc Aspicio, wrote a blog on our website earlier this month. He was 11 when the Twin Towers fell.

Security Info Watch The Transportation Security Administration is moving more towards a risk-based approach to security at airports, according to agency officials who took part in a panel discussion at the American Association of Airport Executives conference on Tuesday in Atlanta.

The Virginia Chamber of Commerce selected Arc Aspicio as a 2011 Fantastic 50 company for the second year in a row. The company ranked #15, up from #23 on last year’s list.

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The New York Times
Air security is expected to tighten, particularly for international flights into the United States, in light of recent intelligence that terrorists might be considering boarding flights with surgically implanted explosive devices, an American security official said Wednesday.

Homeland Security Newswire
Rescuing and housing the many exotic animals at Minot, North Dakota's Roosevelt Park Zoo from record floods presented zoo workers with a unique challenge. It was no small feat finding vehicles large enough for giraffes or getting dangerous animals to cooperate.

ExecutiveGov
Following the social disruptions and political upheaval of the Arab Spring, it should come as no surprise that monitoring social networks, such as Twitter, is quickly becoming an important intelligence-gathering technique.

The New York Times
The Pentagon, trying to create a formal strategy to deter cyberattacks on the United States, plans to issue a new strategy soon declaring that a computer attack from a foreign nation can be considered an act of war that may result in a military response.

The Washington Post
Figures about the tornado that ripped through Joplin, Mo. and the 2011 tornado season.

Security Info Watch
The Transportation Security Administration is moving more towards a risk-based approach to security at airports, according to agency officials who took part in a panel discussion at the American Association of Airport Executives conference on Tuesday in Atlanta.