Security is at Stake, Protect Sensitive Information Now Homeland Security Association to Offer Timely Certification
Information theft, corporate espionage, and trade secret compromises are at all-time highs. Is the average citizen armed with the training to protect sensitive personal and business documents? Damage from security breaches hit an all-time high for 2007, but 2008 may already be on pace to make this year the most dangerous in history for information security. During the first three months of 2008, security breaches ranged from the high-profile compromise of the passport records of three presidential candidates to a disturbing theft of credit information that was in transit from grocery stores to financial institutions.

Penn State Offers New Online Master’s Degree in Homeland Security
Five specializations within the online Intercollege Master of Professional Studies in Homeland Security program will enable professionals working in government, military and civilian sectors to tailor the program to their career goals. Applications are now being accepted here (www.worldcampus.psu.edu/securitydegree).

Homeland Security Television Investigates The African American Experience in Protecting The Homeland
The leading producer of online documentaries and training videos for homeland security professionals uncovers evidence that slavery, inequality, negative stereotypes, and overt racism haunt even the most successful African Americans in the homeland security field.