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20,515 crimes within healthcare facilities were reported in 2012, which is a 5,524-crime increase over 2010. 

Firearms concealed beneath layers of clothing can now be detected with a new scanner detecting terahertz radiation. 

A cyber attack on critical infrastructure could have a stronger impact than Superstorm Sandy on the U.S. 

Northside Independent School District's decision to RFID-enable student IDs to better facilitate attendance-taking and student tracking in emergencies is under fire, again.

In response to the national issues of drug and alcohol abuse on college campuses, the University of Pennsylvania has formed a new commission on student safety, alcohol and campus life. 

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton asserts that 85 percent of the 29 recommendations for stronger embassy security are on track to be finished by March.

Two people were sentenced for their roles in the attempted sale of a stolen Henri Matisse painting in Miami Beach.

It will cost $12,000 for two months of having an off-duty deputy stationed at Old Kings Elementary School, but Laura Lauria is footing the bill anyway.

After the assault and hostage situation in an Algerian natural gas complex left several workers dead, energy companies are reevaluating their stance on international security requirements. 

Three people were wounded in a shooting at the Lone Star College System campus about 20 miles north of downtown Houston.