The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced that its mobile site, http://m.fema.gov has a new feature that allows disaster survivors to apply for federal assistance directly on their web-enabled mobile
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is proposing to amend its regulations to require research and test reactor (RTR) licensees (also called nonpower reactor licensees) to obtain a fingerprint-based criminal history
The first full-body scanners are coming to Midway Airport in Chicago, following installation of 23 scanners at O'Hare airport. Midway will be among 28 airports that are next to
U.S. National Guard forces will begin deploying along the U.S. border with Mexico in August and will be fully trained and deployed by the end of the month, government officials
Accounting fraud usually starts at the top of the corporate ladder, but its effects filter all the way back down, says a study by the Treadway Commission. The report,
D.C. police are asking businesses to let the department know if they have security cameras, says a Washington Examiner report. Police say they operate a network of close-circuit television
Connecticut will be receiving more than $15 million in federal homeland security funds to help protect critical cities and sites, to prepare for disasters in which large numbers of people
Buena Vista University in Storm Lake, Iowa officials say someone gained unauthorized access last month to the personal identification information of some 93,000 people associated with the university that was
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) began using a new biometric information sharing capability in eight additional North Carolina counties that helps federal immigration officials identify aliens, both lawfully and
In a new white paper addressing the phishing problem, Red Condor asks the question, "What is the cost of corporate ignorance?" Recent widely publicized cyber attacks and industry research suggest
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