South Korean industrial spying cases have risen consistently, largely in the electronics industry, says a UPI report. During the past six years, 203 cases have involved current and former
Congress has cleared legislation that would set new safety standards for cruise ships. By voice vote on June 30, the House sent the bill (HR 3360) to the president.
Full-body security scanners will not be used in Dubai airports, says a report by TheNationa.au. The decision was made because the devices do not correspond with national customs and
A terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York was evacuated last night for about two hours after a caller phoned in a bomb threat. Port Authorities
AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines, said a hard drive containing personal information on 79,000 retirees, former employees, and current employees has been stolen from the company's pension department.
Homeland Secretary Janet Napolitano announced a nationwide expansion of New York’s "See Something, Say Something," campaign that will start with Amtrak Police. "Today, along with the Department of Justice
Throughout the world, the awareness of the reliability and affordability of perimeter protection systems has been fueled by growing risks facing the critical infrastructure sector and rising costs associated with
U.S. officials announced a major crackdown on movie piracy that involved disabling nine websites they accuse of offering pirated movies, in some cases hours after they appeared in theaters. Officials
Maltese citizens wanting a new ePassport will now have to provide their fingerprints, according to an announcement by Malta’s Ministry for Infrastructure, Transport and Communications. Two fingerprints will be
Miami Beach's Budget Advisory Committee voted that elected officials should consider placing surveillance cameras in its entertainment district as a means to reduce police personnel costs by deterring crime.
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