The post 11 September 2001 era has changed governments, policy-makers religious leaders, the media and the general public to play both critical and constructive roles in the war against cyber terrorism and asymmetric warfare. As the security and intelligence community inexorably works its way into the 21st century, it faces an unprecedented way of challenges. The chaotic world environment of the post Cold War (Arab Spring, Syria and Libya crises, Iran nuclear issue, Illegal immigration, human trafficking, Islamic radicalization, money laundering and transnational organized crime) offers a wide range of different issues to be understood, and a variety of new threats to be anticipated
