November 18, 2008 — CSO — Somali pirates extended their range with the weekend seizure of a supertanker carrying $100M worth of crude oil. MSNBC.com examines why even the presence of warships hasn't solved the piracy problem.
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PHYSICAL SECURITY ESSENTIAL READING
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Physical Security White Papers
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I've gotten some interesting feedback to yesterday's post about the security evangelist title, especially from a guy who gave himself the perfect title in an industry that often feels like a circus. Sean Jackson (@shunkydave on Twitter) sent me the following tweet: "Re: Evangelist, I'm now calling myself the Security Barker to my family and friends." - Is the title 'security evangelist' really that bad?
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