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Jane's Terrorism Watch Report

Jane's Terrorism Watch Report delivers daily desktop updates via email on worldwide terrorist and counter-terrorist activities.

Jane’s Terrorism Watch Report delivers daily online updates via email, enabling you to track events related to terrorist and insurgent groups worldwide.

Key contents include:
- Actual and foiled terrorist events
- Government counter-terrorist operations
- Key operative arrests
- Counter-terrorism legislation
Jane’s Terrorism Watch Report helps you:
- Stay briefed on emerging and current terrorism issues without a huge time commitment on your part
- Identify and analyze national, regional and international terrorism and insurgency trends and their consequences
- Stay apprised of counter-terrorist policies by different states
"Jane's Terrorism Watch Report updates you daily on significant terrorism and counter-terrorism events and the progress of insurgent and guerrilla conflicts. Delivered in short bulletin form, this resource allows the busy analyst to stay well-briefed on emerging terrorism issues."

- Editor: Tim Pippard

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- Tim Pippard, Director of Defense, Security and Risk Consulting, IHS
  Tim Pippard
  Director of Defense, Security and Risk Consulting, IHS
  Mr. Pippard is Director of Defense, Security and Risk Consulting at IHS, based in Washington, DC. In this capacity, he provides defence and intelligence agencies with security, risk and terrorism analysis, and produces security assessments designed to support the operations of private sector clients. Prior to joining the IHS consulting team, Mr. Pippard served as Section Head of Jane’s Terrorism and Insurgency Centre, the oldest and most established of nine intelligence centres operated by Jane’s Information Group (acquired by IHS in 2007).
  Mr. Pippard specializes in understanding the forces and dynamics shaping the global jihadist threat, and has 10 years of experience examining Al-Qaeda’s senior leadership, assessing the alliances and rivalries between militant groups active in North and East Africa, the Gulf States, South and Southeast Asia, understanding recruitment and radicalization, and analyzing the threat of radiological and nuclear terrorism and the technologies, mechanisms, policies and procedures to counter and mitigate that threat.
  Mr. Pippard is a regular speaker at major international defense and security conferences, including:
  'Future Security Environments – Impacts on the Oil and Gas Industry’, 11th Hewlett-Packard Executive Energy Conference, Istanbul, June 21, 2011
  ‘Cyber Terrorism – Threats, Challenges and Responses’, 3rd Annual Microsoft Public Safety Symposium (PSS), Seattle, WA, March 24, 2011
  ‘Jihad 2010: trends and drivers’, 2nd Annual Microsoft Public Safety Symposium (PSS), Redmond, WA, January 26, 2010
  Mr Pippard concurrently serves as Assistant Editor of Perspectives on Terrorism (a journal of the Terrorism Research Initiative). He is also the co-editor of Human and Environmental Security: An Agenda for Change (Earthscan September 2005), which he launched at the UN General Assembly in New York in 2005 and served as co-editor of the Peacekeeping Digest in International Peacekeeping (a Taylor and Francis journal) in 2006.
  Mr. Pippard holds an MA in International Peace and Security from King's College, University of London, and a BA (Hons) in Comparative American Studies from the University of Warwick.