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Henley-Putnam University, the leading educator in the field of strategic security, and ASIS International have announced a strategic partnership. 

The Wisconsin state Assembly approved a measure allowing qualified state residents to carry concealed weapons in public.

The family of a Massachusetts man killed in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks says in newly released court documents that security problems at Boston's airport the day of the attacks are to blame for the death.

Today, the SIA Government Summit kicked off in Washington DC with record attendance and a record six keynote presentations.

Princess Cruises has canceled calls in Puerto Vallarta for the rest of the year, citing safety concerns.

Shipping company UPS has been barred from moving aircargo through some UK facilities because of security flaws, the British government said after it carried out security tests.

Changes are coming to CTA stations to keep passengers safer after an increase in violent crimes on trains and at train stops, the city announced.

A U.S. Marine reservist was detained early Friday after being found acting "suspiciously" in Arlington National Cemetery before dawn, setting off a security scare that closed commuter routes around the Pentagon for a few hours to snarl morning rush-hour traffic, authorities said.

U.S. citizens should "exercise extreme caution" when traveling to the Philippines, the U.S. State Department said today in a statement.

Chicago's Mayor Emanuel and Public Building Commission members agreed to expand Chicago's surveillance network.