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After TSA screeners failed to conduct random, secondary security checks on travelers, five have been fired and 38 more disciplined at Fort Myers airport.

Shoplifters and dishonest employees stole more than $6 billion in 2011 from 24 major retailers, a new survey says. 

According to a Gartner, Inc. study, 60 percent of companies are expected to monitor their employees' digital activity by 2015.

ASIS International has announced the 35^th Anniversary of its Security Certifications, now recognized worldwide.

A new study shows that 55-year-olds pick passwords that are twice as secure as 25-year-olds' passwords.

Prisoners in this unit are held without telephone privileges and very limited human contact for decades, the suit says.

Parents of slain football player Jasper Howard are seeking more than $5 million in damages from the University of Connecticut. 

In an effort to simplify and encourage trade between the U.S. and Canada, screening procedures for cargo crossing the border are being reduced to one check instead of two.

Troy Lane, chief of police at the University of Wyoming, has accepted the post in Knoxville, and will take charge June 25.

Phil Byrd of American Trucking Associations told a congressional subcommittee that security should be based on specific and credible intelligence.