Security Newswire

RSS

Colorado Springs, Colo. plans to install 10 surveillance video cameras throughout the downtown area.

The University of Massachusetts-Amherst has been ordered stop all unnecessary recordings in the campus’s new police station following complaints from the officers themselves.

At least five people were wounded early today in a shooting at an Ohio high school, says a Fox News report.

Civil courtrooms at Chicago's Daley Center — part of the nation’s second-largest court system — could be closed for security reasons in the days surrounding the NATO and G-8 meetings.

Violent crime at the nation's schools is declining, and students and schools are reporting less bullying and gang activity.

Philadelphia is now one of about 10 cities in the country with a Real-Time Crime Center.

Italian police said they had seized about $6 trillion of fake U.S. Treasury bonds in Switzerland, and issued arrest warrants for eight people accused of international fraud and other financial crimes.

Mobile technology has transformed the SMB workplace. But for many small and medium-sized businesses, the use of mobile devices has a hidden cost: Security.

The Utah House of Representatives approved a bill that clarifies that a person cannot be charged with disorderly conduct for openly carrying a gun in public.

A Miami-Dade jury has awarded a man $3.3 million in damages after ruling that a bank was negligent in triggering the silent alarm, then failing to cancel it when employees realized he was not a robber.