SECReT student seminars 2010
- Crime and the decriminalisation of cannabis
- The security research agenda at a global bank
- What is crime science?
- Case study: HSBC-SAS real time global fraud analysis
- Interagency cooperation across the intelligence community
- The dark side of creativity
- The new national police improvement strategy
- Statistics and crime
- Cybersecurity futures
- The work of the FBI lab
- Developing investigative leads through the analysis and interpretation of microscopic trace evidence
- dstl and crime science
- Advances in fingerprint identification
- How cities can be designed to resist infectious diseases
- The UK’s International Counter-Terrorism Strategy
- Exploring the limits of the justice system in reducing harm
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Interagency cooperation across the intelligence community
Publication date: Mar 7, 2011 10:44:16 AM
Start:
Feb 23, 2010 11:00:00 AM
End:
Feb 23, 2010 12:00:00 PM
Location: Brook House
Speaker: Sir Stephen Lander, Chair of SOCA (Serious Organised Crime Agency) and former Director-General of MI5
Audience: SECReT students
Sir Stephen Lander (KCB), one of the most respected figures in the UK intelligence community, came to UCL SECReT to share his experiences from a high-level career which has included a six-year stint as head of MI5, the British Security Service (counter-intelligence and security agency), and a post as Chairman of the Serious Organised Crime Agency. Sir Lander noted how the intelligence community’s aims have always reflected the nation’s prevailing concerns and how, in spite of the increasing use of technology, the basics of talented personnel and a sound intelligence gathering network are still very much key factors in a coherent strategy. He also outlined the increasing importance of the various security, law enforcement and intelligence agencies, both at home and abroad, working together to combat the constant threat of terrorist attack.
