As Starbucks Corp. and some other chain stores in the U.S. are finding themselves caught in the middle of a firearms debate, one workplace violence expert is advocating for common
A former Transportation Security Administration contractor is being charged for allegedly injecting malicious code into a government network used for screening airport security workers and others, says an AP report.
Police at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University say the college and its community were threatened in several postings on YouTube. The Virginia Tech Collegiate Times said Virginia Tech Police
The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) is accepting nominations for the annual Michael Shanahan Award for Excellence in Public/Private Cooperation. The Michael Shanahan Award recognizes outstanding achievement in
According to a study by Ponemon Institute, criminals are successfully attacking SMB bank accounts at an unprecedented rate, banks are failing to proactively catch fraud, and a high percentage of
The Physical Security Interoperability Alliance will showcase various PSIA-enabled products, including video surveillance, access control and intrusion detection, during a technology demonstration at the upcoming 2010 ISC West Conference and
Student Jiang Haisong, who breached security in January at Newark Liberty International Airport, New Jersey, accepted the sentence at Newark City Court, which sentenced Jiang 100 hours of community service
An ABI Research report forecasts that the global market for business continuity and disaster data recovery solutions will grow from $24.3 billion in 2009 to exceed $39 billion in 2015.
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission denied a petition by the Nuclear Energy Institute to extend by nine months a deadline for new security requirements. Owners of nuclear reactors must meet
President Obama has tapped a former Army general to lead the Transportation Security Administration, says a CNN report. Obama plans to nominate Robert A. Harding, a retired major general with
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