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Summary: The purpose of this podcast is to provide unclassified information about current trends in homeland security for the state of New Jersey, as well as educational information and resources for your awareness. Please feel free to add this podcast to your RSS feed or iTunes. You can also follow NJOHSP on Twitter @NJOHSP and Facebook. All links can be found in the show notes and on our website www.njohsp.gov.
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Homegrown Violent Extremists (HVEs) are individuals inspired by foreign terrorist organizations and radicalized in the countries in which they are born, raised, or reside. In 2015, HVEs demonstrated an ability to operate in New Jersey and throughout the United States while connecting with like-minded individuals online and acting independently from organized terrorist groups. Since late 2014, a variety of radical groups such as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and al-Qa'ida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) have encouraged HVEs to attack in their home countries. This week’s episode of Intelligence. Unclassified. brings in both NJOHSP Director of Intelligence Rosemary Martorana and Analysis Bureau Chief Dean Baratta to further expand upon the details surrounding this pheonmenon.
On March 18, our office celebrated its 10th Anniversary Conference, where over 600 of our public and private sector partners joined us to engage in valuable dialogue surrounding counterterrorism, resiliency, and cybersecurity issues. The day's events included insightful presentations from a wide array of experts, who then graciously sat down with our podcast to delve deeper into some of their topics. Deb Del Vecchio-Scully concludes our 10th Anniversary Conference Speaker Series with a discussion on her experiences as the Clinical Recovery Leader and Trauma Specialist of the Newtown Recovery and Resiliency Team in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook School shooting.
On March 18, our office celebrated its 10th Anniversary Conference, where over 600 of our public and private sector partners joined us to engage in valuable dialogue surrounding counterterrorism, resiliency, and cybersecurity issues. The day's events included insightful presentations from a wide array of experts, who then graciously sat down with our podcast to delve deeper into some of their topics. Deb Del Vecchio-Scully concludes our 10th Anniversary Conference Speaker Series with a discussion on her experiences as the Clinical Recovery Leader and Trauma Specialist of the Newtown Recovery and Resiliency Team in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook School shooting.
On March 18, our office celebrated its 10th Anniversary Conference, where over 600 of our public and private sector partners joined us to engage in valuable dialogue surrounding counterterrorism, resiliency, and cybersecurity issues. The day's events included insightful presentations from a wide array of experts, who then graciously sat down with our podcast to delve deeper into some of their topics. Episode 16 brings in Chief Jarrod Burguan of the San Bernardino Police Department to discuss how both his team and his community responded to the December terrorist attack on the Inland Regional Center and the lessons learned from this shooting.
On March 18, our office celebrated its 10th Anniversary Conference, where over 600 of our public and private sector partners joined us to engage in valuable dialogue surrounding counterterrorism, resiliency, and cybersecurity issues. The day's events included insightful presentations from a wide array of experts, who then graciously sat down with our podcast to delve deeper into some of their topics. Episode 16 brings in Chief Jarrod Burguan of the San Bernardino Police Department to discuss how both his team and his community responded to the December terrorist attack on the Inland Regional Center and the lessons learned from this shooting.
On March 18, our office celebrated its 10th Anniversary Conference, where over 600 of our public and private sector partners joined us to engage in valuable dialogue surrounding counterterrorism, resiliency, and cybersecurity issues. The day's events included insightful presentations from a wide array of experts, who then graciously sat down with our podcast to delve deeper into some of their topics. Ehsan Zaffar, a Senior Advisor at the Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties at the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in Washington, D.C. joins us in Episode 15 to explore efforts in countering violent extremism.
On March 18, our office celebrated its 10th Anniversary Conference, where over 600 of our public and private sector partners joined us to engage in valuable dialogue surrounding counterterrorism, resiliency, and cybersecurity issues. The day's events included insightful presentations from a wide array of experts, who then graciously sat down with our podcast to delve deeper into some of their topics. Ehsan Zaffar, a Senior Advisor at the Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties at the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in Washington, D.C. joins us in Episode 15 to explore efforts in countering violent extremism.
On March 18, our office celebrated its 10th Anniversary Conference, where over 600 of our public and private sector partners joined us to engage in valuable dialogue surrounding counterterrorism, resiliency, and cybersecurity issues. The day's events included insightful presentations from a wide array of experts, who then graciously sat down with our podcast to delve deeper into some of their topics. Lauren Steinberg, Terrorism Analyst at the Anti-Defamation League, joins us in Episode 14 to discuss social media recruitment by international and domestic terrorist groups.
On March 18, our office celebrated its 10th Anniversary Conference, where over 600 of our public and private sector partners joined us to engage in valuable dialogue surrounding counterterrorism, resiliency, and cybersecurity issues. The day's events included insightful presentations from a wide array of experts, who then graciously sat down with our podcast to delve deeper into some of their topics. Lauren Steinberg, Terrorism Analyst at the Anti-Defamation League, joins us in Episode 14 to discuss social media recruitment by international and domestic terrorist groups.
On March 18, our office celebrated its 10th Anniversary Conference, where over 600 of our public and private sector partners joined us to engage in valuable dialogue surrounding counterterrorism, resiliency, and cybersecurity issues. The day's events included insightful presentations from a wide array of experts, who then graciously sat down with our podcast to delve deeper into some of their topics. Episode 13 is the first in this 10th Anniversary Conference Speaker Series and brings in Clint Watts, former Executive Officer of the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point. Tune in as he speaks on the future of al-Qa’ida and ISIS, the competition between the two groups, and implications for the United States.
On March 18, our office celebrated its 10th Anniversary Conference, where over 600 of our public and private sector partners joined us to engage in valuable dialogue surrounding counterterrorism, resiliency, and cybersecurity issues. The day's events included insightful presentations from a wide array of experts, who then graciously sat down with our podcast to delve deeper into some of their topics. Episode 13 is the first in this 10th Anniversary Conference Speaker Series and brings in Clint Watts, former Executive Officer of the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point. Tune in as he speaks on the future of al-Qa’ida and ISIS, the competition between the two groups, and implications for the United States.
Our episode this week revisits NJOHSP's recent webinar, which discussed observations and takeaways from our 10th Anniversary Conference held on March 18. The speakers, consisiting of members of our senior staff, who covered a diverse range of subjects, such as countering violent extremism, encryption, and responses to active shooter incidents. Additionally, the speakers also discussed the comments from a number of important guests, including the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency John Brennan, Lieutenant Governor of the State of New Jersey Kim Guadagno, United States Attorney Paul Fishman, and New Jersey Senator Cory Booker.
Our episode this week revisits NJOHSP's recent webinar, which discussed observations and takeaways from our 10th Anniversary Conference held on March 18. The speakers, consisiting of members of our senior staff, who covered a diverse range of subjects, such as countering violent extremism, encryption, and responses to active shooter incidents. Additionally, the speakers also discussed the comments from a number of important guests, including the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency John Brennan, Lieutenant Governor of the State of New Jersey Kim Guadagno, United States Attorney Paul Fishman, and New Jersey Senator Cory Booker.
In Episode 11, Director of Intelligence Rosemary Martorana sits down with Senior Planner Jim McDavitt from the NJOHSP Preparedness Bureau located in Newark, NJ to discuss mass shootings. In particular, they will explore how NJOHSP defines these events, as well as active shooter resources that are available to bolster the preparedness and resilience of New Jersey and its residents.
In Episode 11, Director of Intelligence Rosemary Martorana sits down with Senior Planner Jim McDavitt from the NJOHSP Preparedness Bureau located in Newark, NJ to discuss mass shootings. In particular, they will explore how NJOHSP defines these events, as well as active shooter resources that are available to bolster the preparedness and resilience of New Jersey and its residents.
