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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The UK’s International Counter-Terrorism Strategy
Publication date: Mar 7, 2011 11:47:51 AM
Start:
Dec 6, 2010 11:00:00 AM
End:
Dec 6, 2010 12:00:00 PM
Location: UCL
Speaker: Professor Adam Ogilvie-Smith, UK Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism
Audience: SECReT students
Professor Smith was invited by SECReT students to present at a mini-conference organised by the students themselves, the UCL Security and Crime Science Research Network Conference. The theme of the event was ‘the most critical current global security challenges, and it is within this context that Professor Smith talked about the Pursue-Prevent-Protect-Prepare elements of the UKs Strategy for Countering International Terrorism, discussing the need to reduce the risk of threats and vulnerabilities, and how horizon scanning will be important to identify future threats.
He also discussed upcoming trends in an increasingly agile and innovative ‘technology arms race’, for example increased information exploitation, multi-sensor integration, and analysis in many dimensions.
