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A fight between climbers and Sherpa guides prompted a vow for stronger climber security from Nepali officials. 

The Department of Homeland Security is being questionned as to why it using roughly 1,000 rounds of ammunition more per person than the U.S. Army.

Adobe has created a new chief security officer role and charged senior director of product security Brad Arkin with its responsibilities.

Security— the business magazine for security executives — is proud to welcome Steven Chabinsky as our new monthly Cyber Security columnist.

A Minnesota school district is using bulletproof whiteboards.

The security planning for last week's Boston Marathon included preparation for a bombing emergency.

The Federal Reserve unveiled its new redesign of the $100 bill, featuring several new security measures designed to fight counterfeiting.

Elsevier's Security Executive Council Risk Management Portfolio was released at ISC West, and it provides how-to guidelines for security executives, educators and practitioners for both physical and digital risk management strategies. 

About 58% of federally licensed firearms dealers have not been inspected by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives in the past five years.

In its 2014 budget proposal, DHS is considering collecting a crossing fee for both pedestrians and passenger vehicles along the Canadian and Mexican borders to cover increasing security costs.