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Officials are warning U.S. citizens not to drive at night in parts of the western Mexican city of Guadalajara after suspected drug-gang members burned vehicles and blocked streets.

Aronson Security Group (ASG) announced the speaker lineup for the ASG Security Summit & Expo.

Police have arrested a 29-year-old Las Vegas man in the armed robbery of $1.5 million in casino chips from the Bellagio resort on the Las Vegas Strip.

The Department of Energy is launching an initiative to enhance cyber security on the electric grid.

If the European Commission has its way, all air travelers regardless of nationality will have to give their personal details to national authorities when they fly in or out of the European Union.

A report by the GAO raised questions about potential security gaps along the 4,000-mile border between the U.S. and Canada, with analysts saying the "risk of terrorist activity is high," though the extent of any such activity is unknown.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) began testing a new, more modest body scanning system at three airports.

In an effort to protect Hoosier patients and families, State Sen. Pat Miller (R-Indianapolis) is shepherding a bill through the Indiana Senate requiring national criminal background checks on health professionals like nurses and physicians.

A recent survey from a research firm suggests the economy is less important to Americans than their online privacy.

Providing individuals with instruction and options they need should such a situation occur is the goal of a new one-hour program created by Penn State's Human Resource Development Center (HRDC), along with University Police and Penn State's Risk Management Office.