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Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats

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Right-wing extremism online: can we use digital data to measure risk?

The internet plays an important role in the rising threat of right-wing terrorism. Olivia Brown and colleagues have combined psychology and computational science methods to identify whether online behaviour can be used to infer the risk of offline action.

Emotional over-trust in AI technology

Rapport and trust: What’s the difference?

Recovering from failure: What can security services do to repair trust?

Rosalind Searle

Trust = confidence + vulnerability The role of the leader

The Science of Betrayal: Lessons for security practitioners

Trusting a Centre model

Stacey Conchie, Paul Taylor

Andreea-Antonia Raducu

Trust Thy Enemy: Trust and Relationship-Building between Source Handlers and Informants

What is Siege Culture?

Anna Leslie, Simon Wells

Evaluating Trust & Rapport: A practitioner’s guide

Trust in Security Contexts

David Buil-Gil, Jose Pina-Sánchez, Ian Brunton-Smith, Alexandru Cernat

Bad Data, Worse Predictions

Sophie Nightingale

Identity fraud in the digital age

‘Give Me a Ping, Vasili. One Ping Only’ Why the Success of Machine Learning Depends on Empowered People

Isabelle van der Vegt, Bennett Kleinberg, Professor Paul Gill

Linguistic Threat Assessment: Challenges and Opportunities

Converging security

Oli Buckley, Heather Shaw, Leon Reicherts, Richard Philpott, Mark Levine

Technology Lightning Articles

Erin Grace, Gina Ligon

NCITE: The designated counter terrorism and targeted violence research centre for the US Department of Homeland Security

Dr Zoe Marchment, Professor Paul Gill

Evaluating the Channel Programme’s Vulnerability Assessment Framework

How (Not) To Make A Violent Copycat: Lessons From ‘Dark Fandoms’

Why AI Systems Need to Explain Themselves

China’s Digital Diplomacy

Mapping a new biometrics landscape

Putting the Behaviour into Behavioural Analytics

The Eliciting Information Framework: A Vehicle For Research Into Practice

Islamic State, Filters, and Photoshop

Andrew Silke, John F. Morrison, Heidi Maiberg, Chloe Slay, Rebecca Stewart

The Phoenix Model: Disengagement And Deradicalisation

Lorraine Bowman Grieve

COVID-19 Conspiracy In Ireland And The Far-Right Nexus

Balancing Cybersecurity and Privacy in the Remote Workforce

Laurence Alison, Emily Alison, Sarah Robertson, Michael Humann

The Ground TRUTH After-Action Review Tool

Stephan Lewandowsky, Muhsin Yesilada

The “Infodemic”, Inoculation, And Insurrections

Multi-Agency Emergency Response

Jordan Nunan, Ian Stanier

Intelligence gathering during a pandemic

Lorraine Hope, Rachel Zajac, Maryanne Garry

Where was I last Wednesday?

Nathan Smith, Emma Barrett

Lessons From A Rapid Response

Michele Grossman

How Has COVID-19 Changed The Violent Extremist Landscape?

John F. Morrison, Andrew Silke, Heidi Maiberg, Chloe Slay, Rebecca Stewart

The Role Of (Dis)Trust In Disengagement And Deradicalisation

Risk, benefits, and the affect heuristic in security behaviours

The A–Z Of Extremism Risk Assessment

Ian Stanier, Jordan Nunan

FIREPLACES And Informant Motivation

Resilient Performance Of Defence And Security Personnel

Dr Bettina Rottweiler, Professor Paul Gill

Risk Factors for Violent Extremist Beliefs and Parallel Problem Areas

Violent Extremism: The Assessment And Management Of Risk

Emily Collins, Phillip Morgan, Dylan Jones

If This Then…What? Security And Privacy In Trigger-Action Systems

Nadine Salman, Professor Paul Gill

Terrorism Risk Assessment: What Makes A ‘Good’ Risk Assessor?

David McIlhatton, Rachel Monaghan

Protecting Publicly Accessible Locations From Terrorism

Simon Oleszkiewicz

The Adaptable Law Enforcement Officer

The Transnational Extreme-Right: Past, Present, and Future