Vulnerability Assessment Team (VAT)
The Journal of Physical Security
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Despite its importance, the “field” of physical security is scarcely a field at all. This has not changed since September 11. There is a severe shortage of meaningful standards, metrics, fundamental principles, rigor, studies, and theories. Unlike cyber security, it is difficult to get a degree in physical security from a major 4-year university, and young people (especially females) ignore the field in droves. Vendors and manufacturers of security devices and systems often make exaggerated or fraudulent “snake oil” claims. There are virtually no conferences where research & development results are presented, and until just recently, no peer-reviewed research journals devoted to physical security. The VAT has attempted to contribute to the development of the field by founding a new research journal for physical security. The Journal of Physical Security (ISSN 2157-8443) is the first scholarly, peer-review journal devoted to physical security R&D.
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ISSN 2157-8443
CURRENT ISSUE
The Journal of Physical Security, Volume 5(1), 2011
Featuring: articles about vulnerabilities in balanced magnetic door switches, elections, and computers.
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