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Bringing the total of seized sites to 839 in the past two years, the U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agency has seized 70 more sites selling counterfeit or illegal goods.

A potential guarding shortfall spurred Olympic organizers to request additional forces from the military.

General Keith Alexander warns that the nature of cyber attacks is changing from disruptive for destructive, and it could take a huge toll on American businesses.

In an effort to stem loitering and neighborhood crime, city officials are revoking business licenses, levying fines and temporarily shutting down businesses for failing to meet regulations.

The ASIS Foundation/Military Liaison Council Certification Scholarship is now accepting applications and donations. 

The rate of fraudulent online transactions originating in Europe jumped to 2.1 percent from 1.3 percent in 2011. 

Security officials for Kansas City have been studying other cities' event security efforts to build up a strong plan lest anything go awry at the MLB All-Star Game.

Despite being five days shorter, the Taste of Chicago food festival will see plenty of police presence to deter "anyone with an agenda," police Superintendent Carry McCarthy says.

The 90-character text alerts will contain emergency information on the most extreme weather conditions. 

Although grant money is tight this year, the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are pulling in some of the most funding.