With over 15,000 highly-trained security personnel, backed by a arsenal of military hardware, Vancouver is about to spend $1 billion in security for the Winter Olympics. The original budget for
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano gave a seal of approval to Super Bowl safety measures on Monday after a stadium tour and a detailed look at preparations for Sunday's
Britain introduced body scanners at Heathrow airport Monday, said an MSNBC report. The scanners, which see through clothes to produce an image of the body, have caused unease among human
The Smart Card Alliance has been invited by the organizers of RSA Conference 2010 to deliver a special one-day tutorial for security professionals interested in overcoming identity management challenges presented
Eight high school teams are making final preparations for the CyberPatriot II Championships in Orlando on Feb. 19, in conjunction with the Air Force Association’s Air Warfare Symposium. CyberPatriot
A public opinion survey conducted by The Investor Relations Group (IRG) of New York has found support for ID scanning at airport security checkpoints. Out of a total of 766
Companies that run key public infrastructure assets like electric utilities, oil refineries and banks are regularly victims cyberattcks, says a Wall Street Journal report. Cyber attacks are often coupled with
Today at the Worldwide Public Safety Symposium, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer outlined the ways that the company's innovative technology and partner ecosystem will tackle the 21st century's four core emerging
Data breach incidents cost U.S. companies $204 per compromised customer record in 2009, compared to $202 in 2008, says a report on the subject by the Ponemon Institute and PGP
A former U.S. Defense Department official was sentenced Friday to three years in prison for spying and lying to the FBI, according to a Department of Justice Department report.
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