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Career Spotlight-Public Safety and Security
Do you have the urge to save people in distress or take feasible measures to safeguard the interest of the civilians at the time of crisis? If you have answered these questions in the affirmative, then obtaining a degree in public safety and security would pave the way for a bright career for you.
Terrorism, politically motivated riots, wars, accidents and natural disasters have made it imperative to revise current public safety measures. These events have thus made the study of Public Safety even more necessary in United States. There is growing demand for trained professionals in the field of Public safety and security. Many young aspirants are joining this noble profession in huge numbers and are undoubtedly the future heroes of the American nation.
Whenever there is a catastrophe, it is but natural for people to get panicky and worsen the situation. Though immediate paramedical help and rescuers reach the spot to save lives of the people, most of time it is too late for some to survive the ordeal. This calls for a greater number of people to join public safety services.
With the ever increasing problem of population explosion, sudden adverse situations such as earthquakes are bound to endanger the lives of people especially in congested cosmopolitan cities. It’s high time that current disaster management systems are improvised to suit to the current needs of the society at large. This calls for setting of advanced technology in relation to response systems and command systems. Rescue teams and agencies have to develop effective measures to cope with the changing demands.
The U.S. government has invested huge sum in creating new agencies at different levels which are committed to deliver using well trained quick task forces.
This career is quite a challenging field. If you wish to join these services, obtaining recognized public safety degrees, public security degrees or public safety and security degrees from a reputable institute, college or school could give a boost to your career.
Here is a list of some universities, colleges and schools catering to courses in public safety and public security:
Walden University - offers Doctorate Program in Public Policy, Public Administration.
Capella University - provides Masters Degree in Public Safety Leadership and Emergency Management.
University of Maryland - provides online Bachelors degree in the course of Emergency Management.
Bellevue University – provides both Bachelors and Masters degree in Security Management.
Public Security Degrees obtained from online mode of education are also called as public safety degrees. You have the option to go in for Bachelors or Masters online programs. These programs have theory and practical papers on public safety ethics, leadership, social leadership and crisis management. Online mode of securing public security degrees is quite popular among working professionals in the U.S.
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Is there a universal safety rating system for websites beyond child protection?
I know there are such systems to protect children, but I am interested whether a more comprehensive system exists that tracks the authenticity, legitimacy of the stated purpose of the site, whether the site is being used for fraud & abuse, cyber stalking, hacking and other internet crimes, and whether the claims, and promises, made by the sites owners are valid.
I use these 3.
1. Download the free SiteAdvisor.
"McAfee SiteAdvisor warns you before you interact with a dangerous Web site. Traditional security products focus on trying to clean up problems after they occur."
"McAfee SiteAdvisor also complements and enhances your existing security software by detecting threats which traditional security products often miss, including spyware attacks, online scams, and sites that spam you"
http://www.siteadvisor.com/
2. If you use Internet Explorer as your browser, use IE-Spyad.
"IE-SPYAD adds a long list of sites and domains associated with known advertisers, marketers, and crapware pushers to the Restricted sites zone of Internet Explorer. Once you merge this list of sites and domains into the Registry, the web sites for these companies will not be able to use cookies, ActiveX controls, Java applets, or scripting to compromise your privacy or your PC while you surf the Net. Nor will they be able to use your browser to push unwanted pop-ups, cookies, or auto-installing programs on your PC."
http://www.spywarewarrior.com/uiuc/resource.htm
3. Download the Dr.Web Link Checker.
"Doctor Web, Ltd. offers new free service developed for users traveling on the World Wide Web with the help of Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, Opera or MS Internet Explorer, which is a plug-in to scan for viruses and different kinds of malicious programs, such as dialers, spywares or adwares any link to a page before it is s opened, or any file before it is downloaded onto a computer with the most up-to-date version of the Dr.Web scanner and hot add-ons to the virus database, released twice per hour!"
http://download.drweb.com/drweb+antivirus+free+services/#01
All is free.
Good luck and safe surfing.
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