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A revised Senate cyber-security bill was reintroduced Wednesday sans a provision that would give power to the president to pull the plug on the Internet should a major cyber attack
Lockheed Martin Corp. has opened a "security intelligence center" in Denver, the second of two such facilities nationwide that aim to protect against cyber attacks on computer networks. The
ASIS Foundation has awarded the 2010 Roy Bordes Award for Physical Security to the Edmonton and Northern Alberta chapter. Established in 2008, this annual award covers the costs for one
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano announced initiatives to strengthen the efficiency and accuracy of the E-Verify system. The initiatives include a new agreement with the Department of
FBI agents were conducting interviews in the United States to assist Mexican police in the murder investigation of two Americans and a Mexican who had links to the U.S. consulate
Thieves scaled a wall at a pharmaceutical warehouse over the weekend, cut a hole in the roof and rappelled inside to steal about $70 million in antidepressants and other prescription
The emergence of the H1N1 virus and several severe weather-related events have shifted disaster recovery planning emphasis away from IT and data security threats toward pandemic planning and disaster recovery
The National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO) today announced that it has extended the entry deadline for the 2010 Wren Solutions School Resource Officer (SRO) Scholarship Award. Nominations will
The recent abduction of a young British boy highlights a growing problem in Pakistan, a country that security experts believe is among the top five most dangerous countries in the
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