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For FY 2013, the NNSA will lose 85 percent of its budget, and the megaport project -- set to scan shipping containers bound for the U.S. -- will be placed on hold.

In 2013 visitors from 30 countries will be required to submit a photograph and fingerprints if they want to travel to Canada.

The Secret Service is the target of an investigation involving the loss of two backup computer tapes left on a Washington, D.C., Metro train.

The October 3, 2012, data breach might affect upward of 1.1 million people who were either Nationwide customers or sought a quote from the Ohio-based company.

94 percent of healthcare organizations surveyed have suffered at least one data breach in the last year, according to the Ponemon report.

Funds spent on an underwater robot for a landlocked Midwestern city, a hog catcher and a fish tank are among the DHS expenses being questioned by members of Congress.

The U.S. is ranked 41st on the new report, while 1,798 terrorism-related fatalities in 2011 alone put Iraq at the top of the list.

The industry will lose nearly $9 billion to return frauds this year, with nearly $3 billion of that estimated to come from the holiday season alone. 

After an embarrassing breach of information to the Italian press, the Vatican is implementing strict new security protocols, as determined by 'Monsignor 007.'

An estimated 6 million pounds of improperly stored explosives are being moved by authorities while the La. town of Doyline is evacuated.