Investigators have spoken to the registered owner of a vehicle used as a homemade car bomb in a failed attack in New York, said a World News report. They
A woman who stabbed and wounded four people in a Target store in West Hollywood, Calif. Monday afternoon was arrested when an off-duty sheriff's deputy pulled his gun and ordered
As the investigation into the failed bombing in Times Square in New York continues, John Timoney, Senior Vice President, Consulting & Investigations for Andrews International, tells Security magazine that "I
The latest data from IMS Research forecasts the world market for video surveillance storage will exceed $5.6 billion in 2013. But are the days of the DVR numbered? IT
When classes resume in China this week, police officers and vans will be stationed outside school gates in the city of Chongqing while newly installed video surveillance and intruder alarms
The CSO Roundtable of ASIS will host Opportunity and Risk in Brazil: The CSO Roundtable Latin America Summit; a two-day conference and networking event for senior corporate security executives from
New York City Police found a bomb in in a smoking sport utility vehicle in Times Square early today that apparently began to detonate but did not explode, said an
On the heels of his recent visit and briefing on border violence in El Paso, U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-Texas) introduced legislation to help keep border communities safe, strengthen the
A security company that has been paid nearly $2 million in taxpayer funds to help do criminal-background checks on nursing home residents has had its state contract canceled in the
The Justice Department announced that it is devoting significant new resources to its ongoing initiative to combat domestic and international intellectual property crimes, including theft of trade secrets, computer hacking,
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