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Connecticut lawmakers are considering a bill that would provide immunity from civil liability for school security consultants.

An interactive map that pinpoints which Iowa schools do or do not have adequate security forces has drawn the ire of much of the community. 

John Winston Howard, 25th Prime Minister of Australia (1996-2007) will keynote the ASIS International 2013 Exhibits in Chicago. 

Stingray technology collects data from all cellphone use in an area in an effort to locate a potential suspect, but it also raises several key privacy issues, including Fourth Amendment restrictions against general warrants. 

While gang members are 70 percent more likely to commit Internet crime, they are not often involved in cyber crimes like phishing or commercial hacking due to a lack of skill. 

The island nation has hired nearly 300 additional security personnel to ensure bank safety during the national reopening. 

Pierson has more than 30 years of experience with the Secret Service, and she takes over from Mark Sullivan, who announced his retirement last month.

Biological terrorism attacks, ground-to-air missiles and other evolving threats have motivated the UK Home Office to implement additional counter-terrorism measures. 

The Supreme Court has ruled against the use of drug-sniffing dogs at suspects' doorsteps, denoting it as a search under the Fourth Amendment.

Findings from the latest Alert Logic State of Cloud Security Report highlight that Web application attacks are the most significant security threat for IT infrastructures.