By Leischen Stelter

Sex offenders are some of the most ostracised individuals among the inmate population and working with this group is not easy for corrections officers. Although the rehabilitation process can be slow and expensive, specialized treatment programs are often the best way to prevent this group from reoffending.

Cyber crime is a significant threat to all critical infrastructures. Businesses associated with critical infrastructures must ensure risk mitigation.

By Brad Davison

The fire service has always relied on volunteers to fill shortages in personnel, but the number of volunteer firefighters is on a drastic decline. Understanding the unique motivations of this group is essential for keeping the volunteer firefighter system alive.

By Dr. Jarrod Sadulski

During active shooter and mass casualty incidents, officers experience high levels of stress that can remain long after the incident has passed. How can they prepare for the range of mental and physical responses when duty calls?

By Marla Friedman

Prolonged Exposure therapy can reverse the effects of post-traumatic stress by requiring patients to revisit the details of their trauma. Find out more about what it involves and how it can help officers and other first responders find relief.

Over the past several years, a relatively new technology called a cell site simulator has emerged. This technology is known as an IMSI Catcher or Stingray.

Fentanyl: One of the greatest drug threats to communities and law enforcement agents is now also threatening the lives of narcotics detection dogs.

Although marijuana comprises the largest volume of drugs the Mexican cartels move across the southwest border, it’s not their biggest moneymaker.

On January 10, the U.S. State Department issued a new travel warning and advised all U.S. residents to avoid traveling to five Mexican states at all.