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Which States are Most Dangerous for Drivers?

January 31, 2017

In which U.S. state is it most dangerous to drive, given factors such as reckless driving, road rage, drunk driving, and bad weather?

43% of Organizations Grade Their Cybersecurity “C” or Worse

January 30, 2017

More than one in four organizations have been breached in the past 12 months, while 23 percent aren’t sure if they have been breached or not.

75% of Americans Keep Smartphones Active all Day and Night

January 26, 2017

Nearly half (46%) of Americans say they check their smartphones as soon as they wake up, while they’re still in bed.

Global Terrorism Rose 25% in 2016

January 26, 2017

Global terrorism rose 25 percent last year, with a high proportion of terrorism occurring in the Middle East.

Most Americans Fail Cybersecurity Best Practices

January 26, 2017

Even after being hacked, most Americans fail to properly protect their online personal information online.

Houston Leads U.S. in Malware Infections

January 25, 2017

Houston leads the nation in the number of computer and mobile devices infected with malware.

Kirstjen Nielsen Named DHS Chief of Staff

January 24, 2017

Kirstjen Nielsen will serve as the DHS new chief of staff.

Philadelphia Bans Employers from Asking about Salary History

January 24, 2017

Philadelphia became the first city in the nation to bar employers from asking potential hires to provide their salary history.

Could Command College Enhance Your Security Program?

January 23, 2017

Join us tomorrow, 1/24/17 at 2 pm EST for a free webinar about the National Association of Campus Safety Administrators’ (NACSA) Command College, a program designed to give working campus safety professionals affordable access to command-level certification while providing a focus on higher education.