More than ever, security is an essential need for colleges and universities as they address a host of concerns ranging from access control, campus violence, theft, emergency communications and cyber-crime.
A former National Institutes of Health (NIH) employee pleaded guilty to making false statements on a tax return and making false statements in connection with an investigation of computers stolen
A judge dismissed two lawsuits that could have forced the cities of Chattanooga and Red Bank, Tenn. to pay back millions in traffic camera fines. "The Tennessee Legislature has
The European Commission wants to update and improve technology security to keep cyber attacks at bay. The Commission proposed to upgrade its security agency ENISA to be quicker and
More than 200 former University of Florida students have been notified that their personal information may be at risk. According to The Miami Herald, 239 students' information was compromised
The CSO Roundtable of ASIS International today awarded its second Leadership in Security Award to Congressman Dan Lungren (R-CA), who has demonstrated leadership in the fight against global terrorism.
A Rutgers student allegedly committed suicide after his roommate reportedly videotaped him in a private encounter. Rutgers University President Richard McCormick wrote in a letter to the campus, "If the
The official residence of Vice President Biden, on the grounds of the Naval Observatory in Northwest Washington, is about to get an expensive security upgrade. The Department of the
The Memphis, Tenn. City Council approved a measure that would impose fines on people whose home or business burglar alarms frequently register false reports. "What we're trying to do here
The Eiffel Tower and the surrounding park were evacuated on Tuesday for the second time in two weeks after a bomb alert. The city's police headquarters said an anonymous caller
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