To counter a growing threat for retailers, the National Retail Federation (NRF) has released a white paper providing guidelines and protocols for dealing with “flash robs.”
Purdue University is warning more than 7,000 former students that their Social Security numbers may have been accessed last year during a computer breach.
Passengers who ride the San Francisco regional subway system are the latest innocent victims, as hacktivist collective Anonymous stole and released sensitive information belonging to more than 2,000 riders.
Fire & Life Safety Conference will take place December 12-14. The meeting be held in Orlando, Fla. at the Hilton at Walt Disney World® Resort and will include three days of educational sessions, as well as two days of post-conference seminars.
A San Diego judge has sided with a Kansas City Chiefs fan who was arrested after he resisted security guards attempting to eject him from a Chiefs-Chargers game at Qualcomm Stadium for using an obscene finger gesture and language.
The cost to provide security at the Wisconsin Capitol during weeks of protests over Gov. Scott Walker's budget and collective bargaining changes now top $8 million
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee said Wednesday it was warning about 75,000 people, including current and former students and employees, about an incident where names and Social Security numbers were possibly exposed to hackers.
Comprised of three separate, yet inter-related events: Security 500 (Nov. 1, Roosevelt Hotel); Securing New Ground (Nov. 1-2, Roosevelt Hotel) and ISC Solutions (Nov, 2-3, Jacob Javits Convention Center); Security Week will bring together the security distribution channel to focus on the business of security in the metropolitan New York area.
The Air Line Pilots Association, Int'l (ALPA) and the Air Transport Association of America (ATA) began operating the first test site for the Known Crewmember program at Chicago O'Hare International Airport.
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