One day after its release, the software used to read new German ID cards was shown to be vulnerable to attack. The Federal Office for Information Security has removed links
Small air operators whose wings were clipped by security rules during the Vancouver Olympics are suing the Canadian government for damages. The six operators, including Pacific Coastal Airlines, say
Despite the fact that most office workers around the world claim to understand their company's security policies, they attribute almost all IT security breaches to ignorance or well-meaning attempts to
As announced at ISC Solutions last week, Nov. 1-4, 2011, will be Security Week in New York City. Securing New Ground, the Security 500, ISC Solutions and the Tri-Association Awards
Portions of the Kennedy Expressway and multiple Blue Line CTA train stops were closed for at least two hours Monday night when a suspicious briefcase was discovered at the Blue
Private medical practices lag behind hospitals in performing risk analysis and implementing information security controls, a survey by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) found. According to
An employee at the General Services Administration accidentally sent the names and Social Security numbers of the agency's staff to a private e-mail address, The New York Times reported. GSA,
The German government is pushing for a massive expansion of cargo inspections and threatening to create a blacklist that would identify airports with lax inspection procedures. The German government's
Scientists at Bangor University are helping develop new technology to protect air passengers from terror attacks. The scientists are working on sensor technology which they hope will detect explosives at
A man who fired shots in Palm Bay, Fla. Hospital has been found dead after barricading himself alone for several hours. The incident began around 2:20 p.m. today, and the
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