ISIJ 19: IT, Emerging Commercial Capabilities, Terrorism
This volume presents several aspects of the linkage between terrorism and advanced information technologies, focusing on the opportunities of new commercial capabilities, and also analyzes the response to terrorism by NATO and armed forces, emphasizing roles of special operations forces. The specific issues examined are terrorist usage of the internet, emergency and disaster response systems, novel research results in iris-based recognition for identification and secure authentication, terrorism at sea and the related issue of maritime piracy.
Editor:
Goran Johnson
Editorial
Advanced Information Technology and Terrorism." Information & Security: An International Journal 19 (2006): 5-6. "
Reviewed articles
Terrorist ‘Use’ of the Internet and Fighting Back." Information & Security: An International Journal 19 (2006): 9-30. "
Building a Sound and Flexible Emergency Response System Hard Won Lessons in Disaster Management." Information & Security: An International Journal 19 (2006): 31-38. "
Research and Development of an Iris-based Recognition System for Identification and Secure Authentication." Information & Security: An International Journal 19 (2006): 39-57. "
Does NATO Have a Role in the Fight Against International Terrorism Analysis of NATO's Response to September 11." Information & Security: An International Journal 19 (2006): 61-84. "
Special Operations Forces in the Fight Against Terrorism on National Territory." Information & Security: An International Journal 19 (2006): 85-101. "
Terrorism on the Sea, Piracy, and Maritime Security." Information & Security: An International Journal 19 (2006): 102-114. "
ISIJ Monitor
Information Technology and Terrorism: The Impact of Emerging Commercial Capabilities." Information & Security: An International Journal 19 (2006): 117-118. "
Counterterrorism Related Internet Sources." Information & Security: An International Journal 19 (2006): 119-132. "