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The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is reviewing security procedures after three teens and a 21-year-old man broke in.

Scotland Yard has introduced a smartphone app that lets residents identify wanted suspects wanted in connection with low-level crime or riots.

A two-year operation involving a fake website for hackers culminated in the arrest of 24 people across the globe.

While MI5 director general Jonathan Evans is not naive about the terrorist threat against London, he is confident in the measures in place.

The Securing Maritime Activities through Risk-based Targeting (SMART) for Port Security Act will be up for a vote Tuesday.

More than 500 HD cameras are being installed in the Dallas airport, costing between $6 million and $7 million.

As security tightens in London before the Olympics, a no-fly zone has been established for over the Wimbledon tennis championships for the first time since 2003.

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Fighter jets, troops and even missiles will reinforce thousands of police in Britain's largest peacetime security operation. 

There were nearly 600 fewer instances of bank crime in 2011 than 2010, according to the most recent report from the FBI.