Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design – better known as CPTED – is a multi-disciplinary approach to preventing crime through the thoughtful design of an environment.

New York's banks will face new cybersecurity assessments carried out by the Department of Financial Services (DFS), under plans unveiled by Governor Andrew Cuomo.

The new Georgia gun law that will take effect July 1 is making officials consider beefing up security at government facilities. A metal detector was placed in the front entrance of the Old Courthouse on Wright Square in Savannah, Georgia, after the law was passed.

How enterprises manage incidents outlines the strength and longevity of the business, and how they report vulnerabilities and adapt after a breach helps to stop incidents from reoccurring.

To build or to buy is a question that must be answered when an enterprise contemplates new technology to gain efficiency, improve productivity, bring down the cost of operation or improve their strategic advantage.

The landscape for professional security systems continues to change rather rapidly. Network platforms have driven demand for new systems that are more highly integrated and scalable and provide users with new and exciting functionality designed to improve overall situational awareness and security.

A new video shows how a terrorist could breach an airliner’s cockpit in just two seconds and lock its reinforced door behind him.

In a constantly evolving business environment, an increasingly popular strategy for organizations to achieve growth and market share is through acquisitions and mergers.

The  University of Minnesota’s Board of Regents will invest $4.1 million into school security.

In states where authorized gaming has a presence, security for casinos is governed by strict rules and regulations that are established by various agencies within the government.