CSOs must focus on recruiting specially-trained personnel to prevent cyberattacks
Miller Center Fellow Paul Goldenberg discusses how corporations can guard against hostile social media attacks.
Read MoreMiller Center Fellow Paul Goldenberg discusses how corporations can guard against hostile social media attacks.
Read MoreFunding for this research was provided by the Miller Center on Policing and Community Resilience.
Read MoreAn Online Decentralized Movement for Nationalist Violence and Anti-Immigration/Muslim Attacks
Read MoreWatch embedded videos covering remarks on an international group of law enforcement leaders creating hate crime and bias training.
Read MoreThe role of police in the Holocaust spurs an international group of law enforcement leaders to create hate crime and bias training.
Read MoreA Spanish, Alt-right Network Glorifying Historical Crusader Memes to Amplify Incitement Against Muslims and Immigrants
Read MoreWhen amplifying low-signal extremist content, it remains crucial to consider the volume and credibility of threats, as well as the risk of further increasing the threat level through amplification by way of public alert
Read MoreThe National Firearms Commerce and Trafficking Assessment (NFCTA) is an examination of firearms commerce and their diversion to illegal markets. Volume II focuses on crime guns that jeopardize the safety and security of Americans. Using a compilation of data, information, and expert analysis relating to crime guns recovered by law enforcement during investigations, this report helps set the precedent for research in firearms violence.
Read MoreThe Final Report of the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol cites two reports from the Miller Center/NCRI: See page 542, Endnote 29 “NCRI Assessment of The Capitol Riots” See page 562, Endnote 322: “The QAnon Conspiracy: Destroying Families, Dividing Communities, Undermining Democracy”
Read MoreHow Social Media Became a Weapon for Violence
Read MoreBrooks Bawden Moore's Weekly Update and Analysis has provided The Major Cities Chiefs Association (MCCA) publication detailing their latest violent crime report. This report is a midyear comparison of 2022 & 2021, January to September. Compared to 2019 figures, MCCA member cities have experienced a 44.5% increase in homicides and a roughly 40.5% increase in aggravated assaults.
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