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Principles of security

Truett A. Ricks

1981

Teach Yourself Self-Defence

Robert G. Ross

2007

Introduction to Security

Patrick J. Ortmeier

2008

Physical security and the inspection process

C. A. Roper

1997

Architects of disaster

Pete Hoekstra

2015

Security; theft prevention, security development, fire protection, emergency and disaster planning, and guard organization

Walter M. Strobl

1973

Securing home and business

Simon Hakim

1997

The trans-Alaska pipeline

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and Other Internal Security Laws.

1976

War Against the People

Jeff Halper

2015

Soldier of Fortune Guide to How to Disappear and Never Be Found

Barry Davies

2013

Safety, security, health and environment law

Michael Tooma

2008

Security (Key Ideas in Criminology)

Lucia Zedner

2008

Physical security systems handbook

Michael Khairallah

2005

Protection, security, and safeguards

Dale L. June

2013

IMS

Richard Peter Murray

2003

Reluctant Burglar (To Catch a Thief Series #1)

Jill Elizabeth Nelson

2006

Privacy Crisis

Grant Hall

2006

The Art of Deception

Kevin D. Mitnick, William L. Simon

2002 ★ 3.8

A multidisciplinary introduction to information security

Stig F. Mjølsnes

2011

Hi tech world

Ben Hubbard

2010

Introduction to security

Robert J. Fischer, Edward Halibozek, Robert Fischer

1992

Retribution

Grant, Michael

1995

Private security in the 21st century

Edward J. Maggio

2009

Stuff to spy for

Don Bruns

2009

Seventy-Two Virgins

Boris Johnson

2004

The Handbook of Security

Martin Gill

2006

Fight terrorism

Issy Boim

1997

Security and Loss Prevention

Philip Purpura

2007

Headspace

Amber Marks

2008

Implementing biometric security

Scott Blaul, John Chirillo

2003

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