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A new bill allows the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department and the Sacramento Police Department to bid on security contracts, especially for outfits supporting national security. 

After a flood near a Duluth zoo killed 13 animals, security protocol is being tightened with perimeter cameras, 24-hour guarding and better communication. 

Although the Securities and Exchange Commission wants companies to inform investors of cybercrimes, very few companies comply with the request.

MSU, four other universities and NCS⁴ are teaming up to test background screening, safety education and venue access measures at sports events.

At the Center for Disease Control bioterror lab in Atlanta, doors to secure areas have consistently been found open and unchecked.

The Federal Trade Commission is suing based on fraudulent charges on customers' accounts, as well as the loss of millions of dollars to fraud.

The newest ANSI standard, Conformity Assessment and Auditing Management Systems for Quality of Private Security Company Operations, was released today. 

Chicago is calling in extra help after the city's homicide rate outpaces New York City, which has twice as many people as Chicago.

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.