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Amnesty International has launched a new smartphone application to help document firearm use in Rio de Janeiro for the 2016 Olympic games.  

Joe Louis Arena is the first professional sports facility in the nation to earn the Sport Event Security Aware (SESA) designation from NCS4.

The TSA and American Airlines, through a joint initiative, will install new screening technology, including automated security screening lanes and CT scanners, at select American Airlines hubs nationwide this fall.

New research suggests hot temperatures make people uncomfortable and irritated, which makes them more aggressive.

A new survey finds an overwhelmingly large percentage of the public not only favors background checks, but thinks they should be mandatory.

Large organizations (companies or agencies with more than 200 iOS or Android mobile devices) are almost guaranteed to have at least one malware-infected device.

A social media campaign created by Rochester Institute of Technology students took top prize in a global challenge to counter terrorist propaganda online.

A study has found that 72 percent of companies predict passwords will be phased out within nine years.

Mark Morgan, who currently serves as the Assistant Director of the FBI, was named the new chief of the US Border Patrol. 

The American Public Transportation Association (APTA) announced the winners of the annual Rail Safety & Security Excellence Awards.