Our Culture of Integrity

As a small company in a competitive industry, a focus on ethics is a necessity for success. Clients need to trust that we will deliver, comply with the contract, and never compromise in our day-to-day delivery on projects.

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Arc Aspicio

July 16, 2013

Blog Culture and Vision

Is Technology a Product or an Innovation Tool?

Innovation is a buzzword commonly used to discuss new technologies and their uses for homeland security. A real definition of innovation is hard to come by, as are ways to make it happen as a part of day-to-day business.

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Arc Aspicio

July 11, 2013

Blog Innovation, Homeland Security, Technology

Servicio de comunicación de GovDelivery: Finalmente disponible en español

In 2000, GovDelivery began as an email communication from the Government to the public and has since become the multichannel distribution software for government communications. GovDelivey works with more than 500 government agencies in U.S. and Europe.

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Arc Aspicio

July 11, 2013

Blog Strategic Communications, Immigration

Getting Paid to Serve our Community!

Arc Aspicio employees are known for their passion for homeland security. This desire to have an impact also spurs a strong interest in giving back to the community.

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Arc Aspicio

July 10, 2013

Blog Community Service

Your Life in Metadata

Bob is in an elevator, running late as usual. Mary sent him a flurry of annoying texts earlier, and he is only now responding. He doesn't have time to argue; he shoots off a quick "K!" and carries on.

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Arc Aspicio

July 10, 2013

Blog Information Sharing, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics

Community-Based Counterterrorism

Homeland security starts with hometown security. Too often, the misconception prevails that counterterrorism (CT) efforts are reactive solutions to known terrorist activity and revolve only around intelligence and law enforcement efforts.

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Arc Aspicio

July 10, 2013

Blog Terrorism, Homeland Security

Choosing an Analytical Tool is an Analysis Itself!

With the overwhelming number of analytical tools, platforms, dashboards, and languages, selecting the right tool, approach, or framework is daunting. Matching an analytical tool to a specific data set can be the most important step of completing analysis on a set of information, and is often overlooked.

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Arc Aspicio

July 8, 2013

Blog Data Analytics

From Homework to Hacking: Recruiting Young Cyber Experts

In an increasingly cyber world, what is the greatest long-term challenge? A threat to our Government in cybersecurity is not having enough qualified personnel to defend our nation’s critical infrastructure, databases, and computers systems.

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Arc Aspicio

June 27, 2013

Blog Cybersecurity, Culture and Vision, Homeland Security

Creating Havoc from a Keyboard

America’s next major security threat could come from the very computer you’re using to read this blog.

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Arc Aspicio

June 21, 2013

Blog Cybersecurity, Emergency Preparedness

Preparedness and Response – Community Style

All disasters are local. As Superstorm Sandy made landfall in October 2012, community volunteers quickly came to the rescue of fellow citizens and supported Federal, state and local governments.

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Arc Aspicio

June 3, 2013

Blog Emergency Preparedness

Big Data Enables New Missions

An enterprising view of homeland security data is sure to come in the future. One of the biggest hurdles? Even within individual agencies involved in homeland security and law enforcement, big data resides in separate systems designed for specific mission goals.

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Arc Aspicio

May 23, 2013

Blog Data Analytics

Does Doubling the Size of the Panama Canal Mean Doubling the Threat?

By 2020, the volume of trade that flows through the Panama Canal could double. With more and larger ships transiting through the Canal, the economic possibilities are exciting.

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Lynn Ann Casey

May 20, 2013

Blog Border Security, Terrorism

Mobile Trends: The Security of Bringing Your Own Device

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) allows Federal Government employees to use their own mobile devices to conduct work and offers productivity savings – some say as many as 9 more hours a week!

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Arc Aspicio

May 10, 2013

Blog Strategic Communications, Technology

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As a small company in a competitive industry, a focus on ethics is a necessity for success. Clients need to trust that we will deliver, comply with the contract, and never compromise in our day-to-day delivery on projects.

Innovation is a buzzword commonly used to discuss new technologies and their uses for homeland security. A real definition of innovation is hard to come by, as are ways to make it happen as a part of day-to-day business.

In 2000, GovDelivery began as an email communication from the Government to the public and has since become the multichannel distribution software for government communications. GovDelivey works with more than 500 government agencies in U.S. and Europe.

Arc Aspicio employees are known for their passion for homeland security. This desire to have an impact also spurs a strong interest in giving back to the community.

Bob is in an elevator, running late as usual. Mary sent him a flurry of annoying texts earlier, and he is only now responding. He doesn't have time to argue; he shoots off a quick "K!" and carries on.

Homeland security starts with hometown security. Too often, the misconception prevails that counterterrorism (CT) efforts are reactive solutions to known terrorist activity and revolve only around intelligence and law enforcement efforts.

In an increasingly cyber world, what is the greatest long-term challenge? A threat to our Government in cybersecurity is not having enough qualified personnel to defend our nation’s critical infrastructure, databases, and computers systems.

America’s next major security threat could come from the very computer you’re using to read this blog.

All disasters are local. As Superstorm Sandy made landfall in October 2012, community volunteers quickly came to the rescue of fellow citizens and supported Federal, state and local governments.

An enterprising view of homeland security data is sure to come in the future. One of the biggest hurdles? Even within individual agencies involved in homeland security and law enforcement, big data resides in separate systems designed for specific mission goals.

By 2020, the volume of trade that flows through the Panama Canal could double. With more and larger ships transiting through the Canal, the economic possibilities are exciting.

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) allows Federal Government employees to use their own mobile devices to conduct work and offers productivity savings – some say as many as 9 more hours a week!

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