Maltese citizens wanting a new ePassport will now have to provide their fingerprints, according to an announcement by Malta’s Ministry for Infrastructure, Transport and Communications. Two fingerprints will be
Miami Beach's Budget Advisory Committee voted that elected officials should consider placing surveillance cameras in its entertainment district as a means to reduce police personnel costs by deterring crime.
More than half the money the government earmarked to safeguard state secrets last year went for information security, with nearly 90 percent of that was spent to protect IT systems
The non-stop war against identity theft and online fraud was the hot topic at this year’s Arcot User Conference where security executives at some of the world’s leading credit card
WellPoint Inc. has notified 470,000 individual insurance customers that medical records, credit card numbers and other sensitive information may have been exposed in the latest security breach of the health
The United States has announced the arrests of 10 people for allegedly spying for Russia. In a statement, the Justice Department said eight Russian intelligence officers were arrested on
The boards and senior executives at many organizations are not adequately involved in enterprise privacy and security decisions, according to a report by Carnegie Mellon University's CyLab. In the
Becoming a live-in security guardian of a vacant property - from old schools to redundant warehouses - is fast becoming a cheap and interesting alternative for adventure-hungry renters throughout Europe.
Security magazine is taking nominations for the best security products of the year. Our September 2010 issue will feature the top security products, based on input from our readers.
Ninety-three percent of Federal employees believe it is important that they continue working during an emergency or disaster, according to a survey by the Government Business Council, the research division
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