Working in the field of code development is akin to planting redwood trees – it takes a long time to see results, but success leaves a lasting footprint. In May,

Mobile donations are not new. But the unprecedented success of recent mobile fundraising efforts, such as the Red Cross Haiti earthquake mobile fundraising campaign that raised over $32 million, has

It was early afternoon in Boston when an off-duty security guard heard screaming in a clinic he was visiting in New England. Immediately responding, he found a man, Jay Carciero,

Data centers are no longer just resources to improve processes and productivity, but are becoming vast repositories of sensitive personal, enterprise and government information that dramatically impact how people interact

While Internet Protocol (IP)-based security systems have broken down the silos between surveillance, access control, and intrusion detection, Security (e.g. facility / physical security) largely remains isolated from the rest

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On May 1, 2010, an attempt was made to detonate a car bomb in New York’s Times Square during early evening hours when thousands of theatergoers and tourists were visiting.

The National Center for Spectator Sports Safety & Security announced several more speakers for its annual conference, to be held August 2-4 in New Orleans. Professor G. Keith Still will speak