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Follow along with ASIS 2012 in Philadelphia with our coverage of the show's first day -- read more for the latest movement for cloud computing, partnerships and futuristic video management. 

We're gearing up for ASIS, but don't be left behind! Catch up with the latest news and features from the September edition so you're prepared for whatever Philadelphia has to show you. 

The 71 million U.S.. cybercrime victims alone lost a collective $20.7 billion last year, but more than a third of respondents don't fret about typing sensitive information into unsecure sites. 

Contractors, site and government managers were aware that security equipment was broken before the three activists broke in, but nothing was done to correct the errors.

An emotionally disturbed man allegedly climbed a six-foot security fence to enter a Newark port and boarded a cargo ship. He was found hours later asleep in the captain's cabin. 

Camden, N.J., which ranks consistently among the top 10 most dangerous U.S. cities, is disbanding its 141-year-old police force in favor of a non-union county force.

Does cloud computing still work on a stormy day? 51 percent of respondents think not. 

The program recognizes security's most innovative products, services and solutions, and the winners will be featured at the ASIS show in September.

The new sensors will be tested after-hours to determine the real-world performance of the counter-terrorism measures.