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Operation In Our Sites seized nearly $900,000 in proceeds from the distribution of counterfeit sports clothing.

Dozens of bomb threats at the University of Pittsburgh are forcing security officials to enact new building security measures.

FBI officials are finding that smart meters have pretty dumb security, as magnet-toting hackers can easily fool the devices.

Utah state officials have revised the number of victims three times since the breach was discovered last week Monday.

Corporate executives travelling abroad should beware of links in incoming SMS messages, as they might target the security of their mobile devices.

Thousands of Medicaid clients in Utah are victims of hackers who broke into a server at the Utah Department of Health last week. 

ASIS International today released its Organizational Resilience Maturity Model American National Standard.

Do You Know the Most Influential Person in the Security Industry?The polls are open – we’re accepting “Most Influential” nominations for 2012.

If Tampa's proposed rules for the Republican National Convention are passed, protesters could bring real guns if they have concealed weapons permits.

Siding with security needs over privacy rights, the Supreme Court ruled today that jailers may subject people arrested for minor offenses to invasive strip searches.