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Biological terrorism attacks, ground-to-air missiles and other evolving threats have motivated the UK Home Office to implement additional counter-terrorism measures. 

The Supreme Court has ruled against the use of drug-sniffing dogs at suspects' doorsteps, denoting it as a search under the Fourth Amendment.

Findings from the latest Alert Logic State of Cloud Security Report highlight that Web application attacks are the most significant security threat for IT infrastructures.

A man with a metal detector uncovered a hand grenade in the San Francisco park on March 21, prompting officials to shut down the park and send in a bomb squad.

A GAO report reveals that the high-security laboratories that study such deadly diseases as anthrax and plague lack national standards and strategy, putting the country at risk.

U.S. Sen. Angus S. King Jr. is cosponsoring bipartisan legislation to improve security at smaller courthouses.

Security screening for visitors to the Statue of Liberty will be held on Ellis Island when the site reopens this summer.

Seattle is poised to become the first in the nation to provide direct funding for research into the causes and effects of gun violence.

A 61-year-old Frenchman impersonated a pilot and sat in the cockpit of a US Airways plane before a scheduled flight from Philadelphia International Airport.

Impromptu stops and rides in open-air vehicles are only two of the headaches facing Vatican security officials.