The Transportation Security Administration soon will begin randomly swabbing passengers' hands at checkpoints and airport gates to test them for traces of explosives. "The point is to make sure
Legislation before the New Hampshire House -- HB 1409 – proposes to ban the use of biometrics for state or privately issued identification cards and as a condition of doing
Technological advances could enable unmanned aerial systems (UAS) to deliver radically improved situational awareness within five years, according to the top executive at unmanned aircraft developer General Atomics. No doubt,
The U.S. is taking a more coordinated position to fighting intellectual property crime, especially when it comes to international threats and organized crime activities. Attorney General Eric Holder just formed
Critical infrastructure such as energy, pharmaceutical and government assets are more than twice as likely to be targeted by cybercriminals than other organizations, says a report by ScanSafe. The report
A computer programmer charged with stealing trade secrets from his former employer, Goldman Sachs, has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Manhattan. The indictment accused Sergey Aleynikov
Produced in association with the British Security Industry Association (BSIA), the IFSEC 2010 Security Industry Awards are now open for entries. The awards acknowledge the people, products and technological advancements
She didn’t get tenure. That’s the reason police say a female member of the University faculty, went on the killing rampage after she had reportedly been denied tenure in her
The U.S. Senate has confirmed two national security related appointments: Clifford Stanley and Philip Goldberg. Stanley is clear to become the undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness and Goldberg
A high-ranking Chinese official again rejected all accusations of involvement of his government in any hacking attacks against Western companies. "The government has never supported or been involved in
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