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Twenty-seven Michigan prisons will implement a new system of perimeter patrol come April 1, according to an article from The Daily Telegram.

In the age of smartphones, tablets and BYOD, data stored on portable electronics is more vulnerable than ever.

The law would require photo ID for voting privileges, blocking many Hispanic voters from the ballot boxes.

British officials are facing staggering security costs for the 2012 London Olympics, and they worry about the consequences if costs keep rising.

 A mutli-agency exercise was staged on Wednesday, March 7, 2012, to simulate a cybersecurity attack on the New York City electric supply during a summer heat wave. 

Twenty-second U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates will speak at ASIS 2012.

A new NICB report shows that metal theft, including copper and bronze, has risen 81 percent since the last report in 2008. 

The Detroit Police Department strives to direct emergency services more efficiently with  prioritized 911 calls and their "virtual precinct" plan.

Hackers from loose online confederation Anonymous defaced several Panda Security websites in response to the arrest of six LulzSec hackers after one of them released information to the FBI. 

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.