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IN THIS ISSUE:
Editor's Comments pages i-xiii.
Paper 1 - J Loughlin, Security Through Transparency: An Open Source Approach to Physical Security, pages 1-5
Paper 2 - EC Michaud, The Hobbyist Phenomenon in Physical Security, pages 6-8.
Paper 3 - WF Bakr and AA Hamed, Upgrading the Physical Protection System (PPS) To Improve the Response to Radiological Emergencies Involving Malevolent Action, pages 9-16.
Paper 4 - RG Johnston, A Model for How to Disclose Physical Security Vulnerabilities, pages 17-35.
Paper 5 - J Kanalis, Confidentiality & the Certified Confidentiality Officer: Security Disciplines to Safeguard Sensitive/Critical Business Information, pages 36-39.

Issue 1, Volume 2 (2007) | Abstracts and PDFs

Editor's Comments
R.G. Johnston
Paper 1 - "Nuclear Perceptions"
James David Ballard
Paper 2 - "Culture Shock: Securing the Bomb is Hard to Do"
James E. Doyle
Paper 3 - "The Ineffectiveness of the Correlation Coefficient for Image Comparisons"
Eugene K. Yen and Roger G. Johnston
Paper 4 - "Psychology in the Study of Physical Security"
Edward George Bitzer and Andrew Hoffman
Paper 5 - "Creative Adversarial Vulnerability Assessments"
Edward George Bitzer and Roger Johnston

Issue 1, Volume 1 (2004) | Abstracts and PDFs

Editor's Comments
R.G. Johnston
Paper 1 - "Detecting Nuclear Material in International Container Shipping: Criteria for Secure Systems"
CISAC Stanford Study Group
Paper 2 - "Radiation Litmus Paper"
D.M. Johns, J.A. D'Alessio, K.S. Sheafe, and B.P. Warner
Paper 3 - "Nuclear and Radiological Terrorism Threats for India: Risk Potential and Countermeasures"
R.M. Basrur and F. Steinhäusler
Paper 4 - "Approaches to Quantitative Risk Assessment with Applications to Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials"
G. Geiger and A. Schaefer
Paper 5 - "A Cognitive Model for Exposition of Human Deception and Counterdeception"
D.R. Lambert