By Dr. Michael Pittaro
Nikolas Cruz is the latest culprit in a string of deadly school shootings, so what do these adolescent shooters have in common? Learn how a lack of belonging, guidance and resilience contribute to an individual’s likelihood to disregard society’s norms and laws.
Travel warnings for Mexico have caused chaos since a crude explosive device detonated on Feb. 21 aboard a ferry that operates between popular resort areas.
Net neutrality will affect the data privacy of users that choose not to pay for premium service or lack the resources to do so.
By Matthew Loux
Integrating meditation into your daily routine is easier than you might think. Here are some simple ways police officers can begin practicing meditation to achieve greater levels of focus, peace and overall well-being.
Lately, we have received dozens of messages at InCyberDefense. Readers have asked if it is possible for Facebook or Google to listen in on real-world conversations through a smartphone’s microphone.
By Scot DuFour
Police officers must interact with victims, suspects, witnesses and their colleagues on a daily basis. Although often overlooked, it is important for officers to regularly reflect and improve upon their critical thinking and writing skills.
Some bots are useful, but other bots are not so harmless. There are three ways to protect yourself from damage caused by harmful bots.
By Dr. Jarrod Sadulski
From enlisting the public’s help in investigations to sharing real-time information on critical incidents, police departments are integrating social media into their everyday efforts. Learn more about how social media is becoming an indispensable tool in policing.
Using your military education benefits is one of the most effective ways to prepare for a career following military service.