A year after the adoption of Brodie's Law, Victoria legislation "hasn't made a dent" in workplace or cyber-bullying.

Reports show that cargo thefts in Mexico have decreased 17 percent compared to first quarter results.

The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is getting a state-of-the-art security gate to blend into the environs and control inbound and outbound traffic to the high-security facility.

Jessica Harper, former head of digital banking fraud and security at Lloyds Banking Group Plc, has admitted to fraud and money laundering.

The Energy Department is replacing guards and supervisors on duty last week when three peace activists breached perimeter fences at the "Fort Knox of uranium."

A data breach originating in an email with a malicious attachment has affected 8,000 people through the EPA.

This week's recap includes new August features, popular news articles and useful eNewsletter columns to help secure facilities and mitigate workplace violence risks.

Chief Paul Denton has been named Professional of the Year by the National Center for Spectator Sports Security & Safety (NCS⁴).

Resources such as seminars, online courses, posters, a booklet and a pocket card are all aimed to help inform people on what to do in the event of an active shooter incident.

A new survey shows that 69 percent of organizations perform criminal checks on all job candidates, which is lower than a 2010 survey's conclusion of the same criteria – 73 percent.