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The number of enterprises turning to cloud computing to revamp existing business models will more than double in the next three years, as business leaders move to capitalize on the rapid availability of data and the growing popularity of social media, according to a new study by IBM.

The Department of Homeland Security is finalizing its plan for a biometric data system to track when immigrants leave the United States.

The University of Colorado overstepped its authority when the school's board of regents imposed a ban on the carrying of concealed weapons at its four campuses.

Former Interpol director Ralf Mutschke was named FIFA's director of security.

Gordon Graham has been named keynote speaker of this year's NCS4 conference, to be held July 31-Aug. 2, 2012 at the Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans.

A study from an international online security firm has discovered that the most popular computer password for business men and women continues to be “Password” or some variation thereof.

U.S. authorities charged 29 people with smuggling $325 million in counterfeit consumer goods from China through a New Jersey port.

A NASA laptop stolen last year had not been encrypted, despite containing codes used to control and command the International Space Station.