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The Tunisian government closed 80 mosques hoping this is the more effective response to the terrorist attack of Sousse. The measure actually looks superficial and of little use to contrast ISIS right now. Mosques should instead remain open and be monitored absolutely right to rebuild the network of potential affiliates and supporters of Daesh.
Tunisia is totally lacking an intelligence apparatus that can prevent isolated actions and group of terrorists, information is lacking direct and precise, lack undercover agents even in the sidelines of the dangers subversive.
The tourist locations would have to be protected in so many other ways, for example in Italy, but also in Spain can not be accessed on the beach of a 5-star resort without first being identified by the private security of the structure.
In Sousse, unfortunately anyone could undisturbed access to the resort.
Now the Tunisian economy is on its knees and is no longer enough to put soldiers on the beach with Mephisto to bring back tourists.
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Degree in Investigation and Security Sciences cum laude. He developed a thesis in collaboration with Ra.C.I.S. of Rome and the company Leica Geosystems on the reconstruction of the crime scene using the laser scanner.
Master degree in Social Research for Internal and External Security developing a thesis called "investigate with search engine - Google as mean of business intelligence"
Postgraduate master degree in Security Languages.
Certificate of arab language and culture at the Foreign Languages School of the Italian Army.
Intelligence analyst.
Webmaster, webdesigner and expert SEO. Specialized in telecommunication fraud detection, he worked with the GAO of the Italian Finance Police. Expert in P.P.A. (advanced personal protection), terrorist attacks analysis, international security, transport security, events planning, personal protection devices analysis. Volunteer in the Italian Army (2010-2012), assigned to the Foreign Languages School of the Italian Army.
Founding member of the Italian Association of Investigation and Security Sciences.
Codirector of the monthly magazine on line "ConVincere".
Website: claudio.sciarma.it
