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Group 5 Olga Garza Jesus Martinez Gerardo Landeros AJ Castillo David Price. The Terror W atch L ist Database’s Case Study. The Terror Watch List. Terrorist Screening Center (TSC) Made up of 12 databases Assist several agencies with terrorists Database break off
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Group 5 Olga Garza Jesus Martinez Gerardo Landeros AJ Castillo David Price The Terror Watch List Database’s Case Study
The Terror Watch List • Terrorist Screening Center (TSC) • Made up of 12 databases • Assist several agencies with terrorists • Database break off • Consists of 400,000 entries
The Terror Watch List • TSA and “Secure” Flight • Delayed due to privacy concerns • Traveler Redress Inquiry Program (TRIP) • Removal of people wrongfully added • Other surveillance programs like NSA • Gather information about suspected terrorists
Concepts in the chapter illustrated in the case • Combining multiple databases into one • 12 different databases • 10 of 12 have been processed • Usage of data warehouses • Serve agencies in need of information
Creation of the TSC and it’s benefits • Organize information about suspected terrorists • Enhance agency communication • Previous attempts contained separate lists • Database created in 2003
Weaknesses dealing with Management, Organization and Technology • Management • Not controlling the growth of TSC • Organization • Lack of knowledge in using database • Technology • Imperfect data leads to poor quality
Does the watch list represent threat to individuals privacy or Constitutional rights? • Pros • Due to watch list terrorist are caught • Agencies are able to track terrorist • Cons • Concerns arise due to privacy issues • Promotes racial profiling and discrimination