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Recent allegations of mismanagement and spending abuse by the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards program has Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley seeking answers from Janet Napolitano.

A year after the adoption of Brodie's Law, Victoria legislation "hasn't made a dent" in workplace or cyber-bullying.

Reports show that cargo thefts in Mexico have decreased 17 percent compared to first quarter results.

The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is getting a state-of-the-art security gate to blend into the environs and control inbound and outbound traffic to the high-security facility.

Jessica Harper, former head of digital banking fraud and security at Lloyds Banking Group Plc, has admitted to fraud and money laundering.

The 2012 Matthew Simeone ASIS Award for Public Private Partnership Excellence will be presented to the Orlando and Orange County (Florida) Sheriff's Office at ASIS 2012 in September. 

The Energy Department is replacing guards and supervisors on duty last week when three peace activists breached perimeter fences at the "Fort Knox of uranium."

Six people were killed when a gunman attacked a Sunday service at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin on Sunday; three are still in critical condition.

Nuclear operations were temporarily halted at a Tennessee complex that stores and processes uranium after three protesters were able to intrude into a high-security area over the weekend.

Air Canada has heightened security precautions after a passenger on a flight bound for Toronto earlier this week discovered a needle in a catered sandwich.