David Kamien McGraw-Hill Homeland Security Handbook

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More than $3 billion is spent annually on homeland security. New threats and vulnerabilities are identified on virtually a daily basis. The McGraw-Hill Homeland Security Handbook provides first responders, security professionals, and students with a fundamental and definitive overview of critical homeland security issues. This first all-in-one reference features review and assessment of myriad homeland security risks, along with insights, strategies, and practical advice for working successfully in the new threat environment. A team of more than 70 experts supplies chapters covering terrorist tactics, intra-government coordination of information, behavioral pattern recognition, aviation and maritime passenger and cargo security, new rules for securing cyberspace, roles of media and private individuals, and more.Homeland security is the fastest-growing training market in the United StatesThe Handbook has a large and immediate built-in market, from law enforcement EMT, and fire departments to security professionals and studentsThe United States has more than four million professionals classified as first responders