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Researchers have found evidence suggesting that the United States may have developed three computer viruses for use in espionage operations or cyber warfare.

A security lieutenant at New York’s Indian Point nuclear power complex has filed a lawsuit claiming the plant is unsecure.

Security was increased at U.S. embassies and consulates around the world following an attack that killed the U.S. ambassador in Libya.

Posting signs with telephone or text-message contact information for major league sports stadiums' security could potentially prevent serious injuries, according to the bill's author, Assemblyman Mike Gatto. 

As more IP video data is managed by IT departments, Cisco announces that their latest Video Surveillance Manager program is enabling security professionals to move beyond traditional surveillance deployments to transform security. 

The 71 million U.S.. cybercrime victims alone lost a collective $20.7 billion last year, but more than a third of respondents don't fret about typing sensitive information into unsecure sites. 

Contractors, site and government managers were aware that security equipment was broken before the three activists broke in, but nothing was done to correct the errors.

The newly adopted GOP platform states an intent to privatize the Transportation Security Administration in search of more cost-effective security operations across the country. 

An emotionally disturbed man allegedly climbed a six-foot security fence to enter a Newark port and boarded a cargo ship. He was found hours later asleep in the captain's cabin. 

Camden, N.J., which ranks consistently among the top 10 most dangerous U.S. cities, is disbanding its 141-year-old police force in favor of a non-union county force.