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The government is spending millions of dollars to determine whether video games can be designed as instructional tools for intelligence analysts.

A major cyber attack is currently under way aimed squarely at computer networks belonging to US natural gas pipeline companies.

Britain has began an inquiry into security at the London Olympics after a worker reportedly smuggled a fake bomb onto the site.

A new IBM study reveals an evolution in information security organizations and their leaders with 25 percent of security chiefs surveyed shifting from a technology focus to strategic business leadership role.

During the Republican National Convention in August, water guns will be prohibited. Concealed handguns, though, will be legal.

The number of security vulnerabilities declined in 2011 but malicious attacks skyrocketed 81 percent from 2010, according a new Internet Security Threat Report by Symantec.

San Francisco’s commercial parking lots and garages will need security upgrades after regulations were approved.

The federal government has saved about $5.5 billion annually by moving to cloud services.

 Mexico's congress passed a law Monday to recognize and protect the rights of crime victims.

Five men have been arrested after allegedly conspiring to blow up a bridge about 15 miles south of Cleveland.