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More than half of Americans -- 53% -- say the need for government action this year to halt the flow of illegal immigrants at the borders is "extremely important," the first time a majority have held this view in the four times Gallup has asked this question since 2006. Another 29% call it "very important" and 12% "moderately important," while 7% say it is "not that important."

Twenty years after the federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act took effect, the nation’s most prominent thought leaders on campus safety will come together to discuss the critical issues facing colleges and universities.

Frankfort, Ky police continue to search for the suspect or suspects who stole an ATM machine from a parking lot using a backhoe.

 survey of US IT and IT Security professionals, conducted independently by Ponemon Institute and sponsored by Juniper Networks, found the threat from cyber attacks today is nearing statistical certainty and businesses of every type and size are vulnerable to attacks.

Authorities have removed metal detectors from the Wisconsin state Capitol's entrances.

 

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.