This DAP highlights – Neo-Nazis in Ohio and faith-based organizations targeted by multiple ransomware gangs. DAP also has More Faith-Based Stories and Select All-Hazard Stories. These updates are shared to help raise the situational awareness of Faith-Based organizations to best defend against and mitigate the impacts from all-hazards threats including physical security, cybersecurity, and natural disasters.
Faith-Based Daily Awareness Post 20 July 2023
Faith-Based Security Headlines
These updates are shared to help raise the situational awareness of Faith-Based organizations to best defend against, and mitigate the impacts from all-hazards threats including physical security, cybersecurity, and natural disasters.
In case you missed it: Nerd Out Security Panel Discussion: EP 38. ISACs, ISAOs, and the Faith-Based community with FB-ISAO Executive Director Mayya Saab
In the latest episode of Nerd Out, Dave welcomed Mayya Saab, the Executive Director of the Faith-Based Information Sharing and Analytics Organizations (FB-ISAO). The pair discussed Mayya’s path to working in security and preparedness and how it prepared her for her current role. Then Mayya talked about the importance of Information Sharing and Analysis Centers and Organizations, and specifically the FB-ISAO. Mayya, talked about how their community of faith works, and why it is important that these organizations work together with their government partners. Finally, Mayya talked about the collaboration within FB-ISAO, and what’s next.
New Zealand shooter kills two ahead of Women’s Soccer World Cup
“There was no identified political or ideological motivation for the shooting and therefore no national security risk,” said New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins. The gunman is believed to be a 24-year-old male who was employed at the construction site where the shooting occurred, Police Commissioner Andrew Coster said at a news conference. He was armed with a pump-action shot gun and moved through a building site shooting. After reaching the upper levels he contained himself within an elevator shaft and fired more shots before being found dead a short time later. An officer was injured in the shooting, as well as four members of the public. The gunman had been under home detention but had an exemption to work at the site.
Analyst Comment:
Early reports indicate that this incident was workplace violence and not related to the Women’s Soccer World Cup. The US Woman’s National Team are all safe and accounted for.
More Faith-Based Stories
Fire damages historic Dallas church in East Oak Cliff
MN: 12-year-old boy is focal point of church fire investigation
TX: Navarro County Sheriff’s Office arrests suspect in church arson case
Milwaukee Brew City Church vandalized
TX and CO: Two more anti-Catholic attacks: church in El Paso and school in Denver
MI: Vandals shred Pride flag at Charlotte church in latest in string of incidents
New Jersey Man Admits Posting Broad Online Threat to Synagogues
GA: Antisemitic, anti-LGBTQ and racist flyers thrown out in several neighborhoods in Floyd County
CA: Flyers for white supremacist group found in Visalia neighborhood
GA: Antisemitic bags in Oglethorpe County
ANTISEMITIC GOYIM DEFENSE LEAGUE (GDL) FLYERS DISCOVERED ON SOUTH CAROLINA COASTLINE
HOLOCAUST DENIER NICK FUENTES WAGES ‘HOLY WAR’ AGAINST AMERICAN JEWS
MICHIGAN NEO-NAZIS TARGET MEMBERS OF THE JEWISH AND LGTBQ+ OHIO COMMUNITIES
Christians arrested for maskless outdoor church service in liberal college town score big legal win
Rock Church named in lawsuit over death of former elder’s 11-year-old daughter
Third Georgia city sued for censoring ‘God bless the homeless vets’ sign
Swedish embassy in Baghdad stormed, set alight over Koran burning plans
Canada: Man pleads guilty to 3 charges after Mississauga mosque attack last year
Canada: ‘Something has to give’ Thieves strike Ukrainian Church parking lot, taking religious relics
Flooded with sightseers, Europe’s iconic churches struggle to accommodate both worship and tourism
Select All-Hazards Stories
‘Active club’ hate groups are growing in the U.S. — and making themselves seen
North Texas Man Who ‘Idolized’ Mass Shooters Pleads Guilty to Possessing Homemade Bomb
NC Man Found Guilty of Teaching Bomb Making to Person Targeting Authorities
French stations closed after fake terror alert
‘Difference between life and death’: Inside the staffing crisis at 911 dispatch centers
How Do We Make Early Warning and Early Action for Food Security More Effective?
Dangerous Heat Continues in the Southern and Southwest U.S. National Weather Service
More drenching storms in store for Northeast, but some good news is in the forecast
High temps and hot tempers: US road rage boils over as country sizzles
2023 Hurricane Season Outlook Update: Record Atlantic Ocean Warmth Could Override El Niño Influence
A Puerto Rican town avoided blackouts at key buildings during Hurricane Fiona
Pfizer Plant Damaged by Tornado SPOTREP
FCC chair talks biggest cyber issues, ‘modern meaning’ of old authorities
The Promise—and Pitfalls—of Researching Extremism Online
Critical infrastructure workers more likely to detect, report phishing
“Human Cyber-Risk Report: Critical Infrastructure”Chrome 115 Patches 20 Vulnerabilities
CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog
Google Is Restricting Internet Access for Some Employees to Combat Cyberattacks
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