Homeland Security Science & Technology at the University of the District of Columbia

The Homeland Security Science and Technology (HSST) Program at UDC has a two-fold thrust: to increase the number of underrepresented minorities in Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology priority research areas and to develop an institutional research infrastructure in the DHS S & T social and behavioral sciences priority research area.

Monday, August 10, 2015

Grants Bring 911 Consolidation One Step Closer to Reality

The new center will consolidate a current county 911 center with the dispatch desks of a county sheriff’s office and two police departments...

Israel places Jewish extremists in administrative detention for six months without charge

Published 10 August 2015 Israel has expanded its crackdown on Jewish terrorists and their supporters, placing two high-profile extremists...

Bill requiring Internet companies to report “terrorist activity” opposed by digital rights groups

Published 10 August 2015 A coalition of digital rights groups and trade associations last week released a joint letter opposing a propos...

Unlocking Interoperability: What It Means for Next-Generation Public Safety Communications

Many agencies buy a new radio system only to get an unpleasant and costly surprise soon after implementation. Robert Stack | August 6, ...

Monday, July 27, 2015

Bomb-proof lining contains explosion in aircraft’s luggage hold

Bomb-proof lining contains explosion in aircraft’s luggage hold Published 27 July 2015 A bomb-proof lining developed by an int...

DHS S&T Awards $2.9 million for mobile app security research

DHS S&T Awards $2.9 million for mobile app security research Published 27 July 2015 DHS S& T last week announc...

Russia offers safe haven for a major botnet operator

Russia offers safe haven for a major botnet operator Published 27 July 2015 Recently the FBI offered a reward of $3 million f...

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