National Security Book

Preface
Part I: Legal and Policy Frameworks.
Chapter 1: Should commercial misuse of private data be a crime.
Chapter 2: National Information Technology security policies: an overview of issues.
Chapter 3: Economics of the information security investment.
Part II: Intelligence and Security Informatics.
Chapter 4: State of 3D face biometrics for homeland security applications.
Chapter 5: The necessity of fuzzy logic for identity matching.
Chapter 6: Managing real-time bioterrorism surveillance data.
Chapter 7: Spatio-Temporal Data Analysis in Security Informatics.
Chapter 8: Deception and Intention Detection.
Chapter 9: Identification of hidden groups in communications.
Chapter 10: Social network analysis for terrorism research.
Part III: Emergency Preparedness & Infrastructure Protection.
Chapter 11: Disaster response and the local public health department.
Chapter 12: Challenges of bioterrorism preparedness for organizational processes and resources.
Chapter 13: PulseNet: A secure network for real-time global sharing of critical public health information to provide early warning on foodborne disease outbreaks and emergency foodborne pathogens.
Chapter 14: Government agency interoperability in security applications.
Chapter 15: Process-centric risk management framework for information security.
Chapter 16: Intrusion detection and information infrastructure protection.
Chapter 17: Anomaly Based Security Framework for Network Centric Systems.