Articles Tagged with ''guarding ''

The Zalud Report and the Security Blog discovered a unique Facebook site that boasts a weekly summer contest and that also recognizes the contributions of security officers nationwide.

A former security officer at a U.S. consulate in China pleaded guilty to attempting to pass secrets about the building's security systems to a Chinese spy agency. 

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 potential guarding shortfall spurred Olympic organizers to request additional forces from the military.

The guards sued their employer, which had allegedly denied the workers proper rest breaks. 

A new bill allows the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department and the Sacramento Police Department to bid on security contracts, especially for outfits supporting national security. 

After a flood near a Duluth zoo killed 13 animals, security protocol is being tightened with perimeter cameras, 24-hour guarding and better communication. 

The university's recently accredited police force spurred on the school's board of trustees to unanimously vote to allow the campus officers to carry firearms.

Some London photographers are finding themselves frequently confronted by security guards and police as they try to photograph the 2012 Olympic sites.

Private security guards protecting the Social Security Administration were found napping, watching television, chatting with co-workers, talking for hours on the phone and failing to examine identification badges at checkpoints, according to a report.