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SP's MAI December 16-31, 2011 - Internal Security Updates

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  INTERNAL SECURITY / IFSEC INDIA 2011
  Homeland Security Essentials
  By Sucheta Das Mohapatra

  More than 250 exhibitors from across the world gathered at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi from December 8 to 10 to showcase their latest innovations...

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  INTERNAL SECURITY / CYBER
  Lockheed Martin opens cyber centre

  Lockheed Martin recently opened its UK Security Intelligence Centre (SIC) in an effort to provide additional protection against cyber attacks.

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  INTERNAL SECURITY / BREACHES
  Halle Berry’s stalker arrested

  A suspected stalker was arrested at Halle Berry’s Hollywood Hills home after he allegedly terrorised the Monster’s Ball, actress for days.

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  INTERNAL SECURITY / BREACHES
  On FBI’s wanted list

  Ramadan Abdullah Mohammad Shallah is wanted for conspiracy to conduct the affairs of the designated international terrorist organisation...

• INTERNAL SECURITY
  ISI reactivated terrorist training camps in PoK

  The Indian Government is aware that Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan has reactivated terrorist training camps in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK).

• INTERNAL SECURITY
  Anti-naxal operations

  At present, 73 battalions of Central Armed Police Forces, one Nagaland India Reserve Battalion and nine Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA) have been deployed in naxal-affected states to assist the state police forces in anti-naxal operations.

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  362 declared illegal migrants in Assam

  The Government of Assam has set up three detention camps at Goalpara, Kokrajhar and Silchar to keep the declared foreigners/illegal migrants till deportation to their place of origin.

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  Piramal Group enters security business

  Ajay Piramal Group has launched a new company, Piramal Systems and Technologies (PST) eyeing the defence security market.

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  Japan Coast Guard orders Explorer AUV

  International Submarine Engineering (ISE) has announced that the Japan Coast Guard (JCG) has placed an order for an Explorer autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV).

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  About 6 per cent global spam from India

  The government said about 5-6 per cent of the global spam or junk e-mails in 2011 originated from India.

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  MIT warns of cyber attack on electrical grid

  The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has warned that the US electrical grid is vulnerable to cyber attacks due to weaknesses in processes, technology, as well as the actual physical environment.

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  Cyberoam reveals spam attacks

  Cyberoam has announced a special feature of its October 2011 Internet threats trend report, prepared in collaboration with its partner, Commtouch.

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  Samantha Lopez takes flight

  Ronald J. McIntosh walked away from a minimum security prison and then rented a helicopter to free Samantha Lopez from the Federal Correctional Institution at Dublin, east of San Francisco.

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  Despite lapses, security company continues

  A South Korean security company has been allowed to continue manning entryways at US Army installations in Korea despite at least two cases of negligence — one of which involved a drunken driver who drove past two checkpoints at a high-security facility.