The typical standard of terrorism changed on September 11, 2001. Terrorism is now an ever-present threat in the world in which we live, eat and breathe. Over decades’ terrorism has been a constant change. “The 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, where six people were killed, raised our national consciousness to our vulnerability to acts of terrorism.” (Ezell, 2007, p. ). Nothing could have prepared the nation for what took place. Terrorist acts are unknown and dangerous, and they usually involve one or more of five types of terrorist events. These events are classified as nuclear, chemical, biological, cyber-attacks, explosive, etc. “Biological activities involve the use of bacteria, toxins, and viruses. Whereas, chemical events include
