Articles Tagged with ''Terrorism''

Evidence from bin Laden home indicates targeting on transportation beyond airplanes as incidents continue to spotlight the need for security.

Al-Qaida considered attacking U.S. trains on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, according to an initial look at DVDs, computers and other documents seized at the raid on Osama bin Laden's home, NBC News reported.

The Army Corps of Engineers Web site contained specific information in which low level explosives could create havoc.

The Department of Homeland Security is unveiling its new two-level terror alert system goes into effect today, replacing the color-coded version that has been in effect since 9/11.

The United States government will now use Facebook and Twitter to issue terrorism alerts. It’s also ditching the old color codes that have been in use for so many years.

Cyber attacks are now viewed by industry specialists as the second-biggest risk to aviation behind natural disasters.

The batteries can short circuit and cause fires that burn hot enough to melt airplane essentials.

How did a 4 pound drone plane equipped with three cameras that U.S. troops use for battlefield surveillance get on Ebay?

The summit features demonstrations and workshops and aims at security executives whose enterprises often are covered under CFATS.