The Journal of Physical Security Volume 11 Issue 1 - JPS 11(1)

Description

The Journal of Physical Security (JPS) is a free, non-profit, online, mostly peer-reviewed journal devoted to physical security R&D, testing, evaluation, analysis, theory, modeling, and management. Both technical and social science aspects of physical security are of interest. JPS Cover for 11(1) template for editing JPS 11(1) JPS Cover for 11(1) template for editing Table of Contents Table of Contents Editor’s Comments 11(1) Speaking of airport security, this article on the 6 Most Hilarious Ways People Breached Airport Security is somewhat dated, but still entertaining: http://www.cracked.com/article_20429_the-6-most-hilarious-ways-people-breached-airport-security.html Burke Proof 2 Scanners, Hashes, and Election Security http://Votewell.net ABSTRACT ELECTION AUDITS SCANNING BALLOTS AUDITING BALLOTS BY HAND ELECTRONIC SECURITY ELECTION OFFICIALS OTHER RISKS About the Author Jackson proof Johnston Proof Duguay and Hynes Proof Dong Proof 1b The issue of workplace violence gained a new dimension in the late 2010’s with the increased prevalence of mass shootings. Fueled by intense media coverage, the tale of assault weapons and mass shootings coalesced around a single weapon—the AR-1... In 1950, a former US Marine by the name of Eugene Stone patented the first AR-15 rifle. Stoner’s company, Armalite, quickly began distributing AR-15’s around the globe. They were utilized by the military in the form of the M16A1 assault rifle and... Nearly 72 years later, James Eagan Holmes walked into an Aurora, Colorado theatre and opened fire with a Smith and Wesson AR-15 style rifle, modified with a 100-round drum magazine, killing 12 and injuring 58. What mercifully should have been a o... Literature Review Data Source & Sampling Strategy The main source of data for this study came from a qualitative content analysis of firearms depictions in 24 post-2010 active/mass shooter instructional training videos from North America. Video titles and data about the videos appear in the Appe... The North American setting was chosen due to the availability of sources. I hypothesized that because North America incurs a disproportionately higher rate of active/mass shooter incidents, it would also likely have a higher number of training v... Data Collection & Organization Coding Scheme Results Quantitative Analysis Qualitative Analysis References Cummings, W., & Jansen, B. (2018, February 4th). Why the AR-15 keeps appearing at America's deadliest mass shootings. USA Today. Retrieved from https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2018/02/14/ar-15-mass-shootings/339519002 working.pdf Overview of potential risk and consequence if radioactive source is out of regulatory control Canadian Context South Korea Vietnam France United States of America 2.1 Lessons Learned from International Practices 3. Tracking Technologies