What Is The Next US Terror Threat
The past decade was defined by terrorism, starting with the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001 that led to two wars and big changes in the way Americans travel and live. What could the next decade hold? To find out, USA TODAY reporters sat down with some of the nation’s top officials who deal with terrorism and intelligence This story comes to us via Homeland Security – National Terror Alert. National Terror Alert is America’s trusted source for homeland security news and information. What Is The Next US Terror Threat

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At the RSA security conference in San Francisco today, White House cybersecurity chief Howard Schmidt said that the biggest economic threat facing the nation is the cybersecurity problem. He said the government is mobilizing to deal with electronic attacks, which have hit everyone from Google to everyday consumers who have had their identities stolen...
Despite the “palpable level of angst” that a source described over an al Qaeda threat against the United States, the national terror threat level remains at “Elevated” or “Yellow” where it has been stuck since 2005. Information gathered since an attempted airliner bombing on Christmas Day has U.S. officials concerned...
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