The European Union Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) launched the "Fraud Notification System" (FNS), an Internet-based service that allows EU citizens and civil servants to report incidents of suspected fraud and corruption
Two men have been charged with identity theft and conspiracy for their roles in a gas pump-skimming operation that may have victimized customers throughout Northern California. The men are suspected
While social networks such as Facebook and Twitter are increasingly the way to communicate, one expert cautions about the use of them in workplace settings. According to Ondrej Krehel, Identity
Former O’Hare and Midway Security Chief James Maurer says he was fired from his job last September because he kept raising security issues that his superiors didn't want to hear
A new survey by the Center for American Progress identifies 554 drinking water and wastewater plants in 47 states that have replaced extremely hazardous substances with safer and more secure
Security Magazine and its sister SDM Magazine hosted iSecurity, the first ever conference and exhibits on the Web March 3. There are scores of free activities, educational sessions, exhibits
Chile’s mines are still struggling to get up and running this week, days after a massive earthquake disrupted commodity production in the world’s top copper supplier, as damage to the
The Department of Homeland Security office responsible for protecting the nation from nuclear and radiological terrorism is largely scrapping plans for new high-tech detectors for screening vehicles and cargo, saying
Researchers at the University of Bath, UK, may have found another means of biometrics identification. They scanned noses in 3D and categorized them by tip, ridge profile and the nasion,
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