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Hord Tiptpon, a former Chief Information Officer at the U.S. Department of Interior, talks about a new certification program offered by ISC2 to train IT professionals to write and utilize more-secure software.

Hans Kobler is optimistic about the future of homeland security spending by the U.S. Government.

Brigadier General Dana Simmons, Commander of the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations (OSI) explains how his organization finds and eliminates Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) overseas.

Brigadier General Dana Simmons, the Commander of the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations (OSI) tells GSN: Government Security News how his organization pursues terrorists.

Jose Luis Santiago Vasconcelos

Jose Luis Santiago Vasconcelos, Mexico's Deputy Attorney General for International Affairs, calls for a "temporary worker" labor agreement between the U.S. and Mexico to help alleviate the "immigration problem" at the U.S.-Mexican border. Simultaneously translated from Spanish into English.

Jose Luis Santiago Vasconcelos, Mexico's Deputy Attorney General for International Affairs, questions the value of a physical fence erected by the U.S. Government along hundreds of miles of the U.S.-Mexican border. Simultaneous translation from Spanish into English.

Linceus, GmbH, of Bruchsal, Germany, has introduced an innovative multi-sensor security surveillance system mounted on a monorail that patrols the perimeter of a protected site.

Jose Luis Santiago Vasconcelos, Mexico's Deputy Attorney General for International Affairs, argues that the U.S. border fence sends a bad message to Mexico and that the heavy consumption of illegal drugs -- which is the root cause of alot of the crime along the border -- is primarily an American problem. Simultaneous translation from Spanish into English.

Chad Foster, the Mayor of Eagle Pass, TX, and the Chairman of the Texas Border Coalition, argues that physical barriers, such as the controversial border fence, will never work in the State of Texas.

Alonzo Pena, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Attach in Mexico City, describes a new U.S. Government multi-agency initiative to combat the ability of Mexican drug cartels to obtain illegal guns and ammunition from sources inside the United States.

Carlos Garcia, the Chief of Police in Brownsville, TX, argues that the Government of Mexico should do more to create jobs in Mexico that can help house and feed the country's population, so fewer Mexicans will feel the need to emigrate to the U.S.

Jose Luis Santiago Vasconcelos, Mexico's Deputy Attorney General for International Affairs, calls fror a new "temporary worker" labor agreement between the U.S. and Mexico to help solve the immigration problem. Simultaneously translated from Spanish into English.

Frank Corte Jr., a member of the Texas legislature since 1992 and Chairman of the Defense Affairs and State-Federal Relations Committee, describes his state's attitude toward crime and drug trafficking along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Jeff Gutierrez, a national accounts manager with ADT Security Services, Inc., describes the rationale and technology behind ADT's installation of video surveillance systems in both the Port of Richmond and the City of Richmond, California, on the east side of the San Francisco Bay.

Sir Chris Fox, who retired after a 34-year career in law enforcement in the UK, shares his insights and advice on using video surveillance cameras -- he prefers to call them "Community Safety Cameras -- to fight crime in urban areas.

Comments by Steven Brill, Chairman and CEO of Verified Identity Pass, Inc., about Custom and Border Protection's plan to capture biometric identifiers from foreign travelers exiting the United States.