Posts by Chameleon
Women in Security
Ninety percent or more of the attendees at our security executive seminars are men. And those women who attend our training are usually security executives working at the highest levels…
Read MoreMandating Security to Help Prevent Attacks
New Jersey Senator Robert Singer (R-Monmouth, Ocean) has introduced a bill that requires local law enforcement to work with various state and local agencies to develop security protocols to preserve…
Read MoreA Good Year
Chameleon Associates had a great 2016 and we’re looking forward to an even better 2017. Our Quality Assurance services have been retained this year by more clients in sectors including…
Read MoreChristmas Market Lessons
In early December, the European Union’s police agency warned that Islamic State terrorists have shifted their focus to softer, more random European targets in an effort to intimidate the public. …
Read MoreActive Shooting
This week our guest blogger is Victor Chu, a Certified Firearms Instructor previously on the teaching staff for Front Sight Firearms Training Academy. He serves with the California State Military…
Read MoreSurface Security
Less than three percent of the U.S. Transportation Security Administration’s budget is currently allocated for securing non-aviation surface transit i.e. trains, ferries and buses. Yet trains, including subway rail carry…
Read MoreCan ICANN?
Last week folks at the office were freaking out because various internet sites were either down, or working sporadically and email was stuck in everyone’s outbox. After a couple hours…
Read MorePhone Affairs
I cannot live without my smart phone. Take my car. My cat (sorry Fluffy). Just not the phone. I use it for email both work and personal. It houses not…
Read MoreJihad Tours
Hezbollah is now promoting itself via “Jihadi tours” of their facilities in southern Lebanon. For about US$25, you can spend the day and see life size replicas of Hezbollah guerillas…
Read More“Cuff him, Flipper!”
This week the U.S. Navy demonstrated the ability of its marine mammal force to counter terrorism. Specially trained dolphins and sea lions are able to help find submerged mines or…
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