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Homeland Security: Information Systems Management

Overview As everyone learned from the tragic events of September 11, terrorist attacks can cause major casualties, destruction and disruption across a wide span of jurisdictional boundaries. The outcome and aftermath can overwhelm and overtax the emergency response resources of most localities. To combat such calamities, Information Technology will soon play a critical role in the Defense of the Homeland. Interconnected IT activities will be implemented to head off terrorist attacks within the borders and aid and remedy the areas where terrorist strikes have already occurred.

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Publisher	e.Republic	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2001	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Management, Border Security, Network Security

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