Finding My Balance – Animals as Therapy

When Arc Aspicio was a very young company, we had the pleasure of having our mascot, Magnum in our offices with us. Around 3PM each day, he would come into our shared workspace and want to play. If you have seen Magnum’s picture on our website, you will notice that he is a dog who would not be ignored!

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Arc Aspicio

April 28, 2014

Blog Community Service, Search Dog Foundation

A Day in the Life of an Arc Aspicio Intern

Arc Aspicio’s paid internship program offers college students the opportunity to gain meaningful experience working in homeland security and intelligence. Our interns are valuable members of the Arc Aspicio team and are trusted with work that prepares them for life after graduation.

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Arc Aspicio

February 5, 2014

Blog Arc Aspicio, Culture and Vision

Social Networking Services – Is DHS IN or OUT?

In today’s world of social media madness, 50+ usernames and passwords are needed to keep up with Twitter, Facebook, Blogger, Instagram, etc (okay, maybe that’s a bit of an exaggeration).

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Arc Aspicio

December 5, 2013

Blog Strategic Communications, Homeland Security

Rethinking Anti-Smuggling Strategies

Drug Trafficking Organizations (DTOs) are a major threat to the safety and security of our nation’s borders.

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Arc Aspicio

December 2, 2013

Blog Border Security

Improving Visa Security

Have you ever wondered what steps are involved in ensuring that terrorists, criminals, human rights violators and frauds do not receive visas to the United States?

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Arc Aspicio

November 26, 2013

Blog Border Security, Immigration

Big Data: Where Do You Start?

There will be more than 35 trillion gigabytes of digital information by the year 2020, according to TeraData, one of the world’s largest analytic data solution companies.

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Arc Aspicio

November 26, 2013

Blog Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, Technology

A Blue Print for Homeland Security Information Sharing

Sharing data between federal agencies is difficult because of cultural and institutional obstacles. In our Blue Print for Homeland Security Information Sharing, we explore what information sharing is, how agencies can go about implementing it in a practical, and what boundaries they may face and overcome in the process.

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Rob O'Keefe

November 19, 2013

Blog Information Sharing, Homeland Security

Small Steps, Big Results: E-Verify’s Progress

These days, there are not many examples of bipartisan support for a program. E-Verify, an employment verification system operated through U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), has support from both sides of the political spectrum.

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Arc Aspicio

November 15, 2013

Blog Immigration

Reflect on Risks to your Strategy or the Lack of Risks in your Strategy

We recently assisted an organization review its program risks for regular reporting purposes, but also with an eye toward enhancing their risk management methodology and, potentially, their risk posture.

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Arc Aspicio

November 15, 2013

Blog Risk Management, Technology

Agile Development Means a Stronger Focus on the Mission

For application system owners looking to build their smarter, cheaper, and faster applications, Agile methodology is a hot topic - but are you ready to support the effort?

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Scott Estelle

November 11, 2013

Blog Innovation, Arc Aspicio

Project Talent Advocate: For Our Managers, People, and Clients

Talent is the most important area for a company to focus on in its quest to deliver outstanding services and solutions to its clients.

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Arc Aspicio

November 8, 2013

Blog Arc Aspicio

Preparing for a Cyber “Pearl Harbor”

In March 2013, a wave of persistent cyberattacks crippled the websites of three major South Korean banks and two of Seoul’s largest broadcasting stations. For hours, people were unable to withdraw money and computers at the television networks were inoperable.

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Arc Aspicio

October 25, 2013

Blog Cybersecurity, Homeland Security

Cyber Arms Control: Trust, but Don’t Verify?

In the twenty-first century, attacks against computer systems and networks emerged as powerful tools of warfare.

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Arc Aspicio

October 4, 2013

Blog Cybersecurity, Homeland Security

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Arc Aspicio’s paid internship program offers college students the opportunity to gain meaningful experience working in homeland security and intelligence. Our interns are valuable members of the Arc Aspicio team and are trusted with work that prepares them for life after graduation.

In today’s world of social media madness, 50+ usernames and passwords are needed to keep up with Twitter, Facebook, Blogger, Instagram, etc (okay, maybe that’s a bit of an exaggeration).

Drug Trafficking Organizations (DTOs) are a major threat to the safety and security of our nation’s borders.

Have you ever wondered what steps are involved in ensuring that terrorists, criminals, human rights violators and frauds do not receive visas to the United States?

There will be more than 35 trillion gigabytes of digital information by the year 2020, according to TeraData, one of the world’s largest analytic data solution companies.

These days, there are not many examples of bipartisan support for a program. E-Verify, an employment verification system operated through U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), has support from both sides of the political spectrum.

We recently assisted an organization review its program risks for regular reporting purposes, but also with an eye toward enhancing their risk management methodology and, potentially, their risk posture.

For application system owners looking to build their smarter, cheaper, and faster applications, Agile methodology is a hot topic - but are you ready to support the effort?

Talent is the most important area for a company to focus on in its quest to deliver outstanding services and solutions to its clients.

In March 2013, a wave of persistent cyberattacks crippled the websites of three major South Korean banks and two of Seoul’s largest broadcasting stations. For hours, people were unable to withdraw money and computers at the television networks were inoperable.

In the twenty-first century, attacks against computer systems and networks emerged as powerful tools of warfare.

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