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Gordon Graham has been named keynote speaker of this year's NCS4 conference, to be held July 31-Aug. 2, 2012 at the Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans.

A study from an international online security firm has discovered that the most popular computer password for business men and women continues to be “Password” or some variation thereof.

U.S. authorities charged 29 people with smuggling $325 million in counterfeit consumer goods from China through a New Jersey port.

A NASA laptop stolen last year had not been encrypted, despite containing codes used to control and command the International Space Station.

Cyber warfare for government, military and business is well underway in the world, with US organizations under attack for both criminal gain and activist goals.

Colorado Springs, Colo. plans to install 10 surveillance video cameras throughout the downtown area.

The University of Massachusetts-Amherst has been ordered stop all unnecessary recordings in the campus’s new police station following complaints from the officers themselves.

At least five people were wounded early today in a shooting at an Ohio high school, says a Fox News report.

Civil courtrooms at Chicago's Daley Center — part of the nation’s second-largest court system — could be closed for security reasons in the days surrounding the NATO and G-8 meetings.

Violent crime at the nation's schools is declining, and students and schools are reporting less bullying and gang activity.