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On average, people lose their smartphone once per year, according to Lookout Mobile Security.

A pair of House committees will question TSA officials about their controversial body scanners and passenger behavior programs.

Only 66 of Illinois' 185 college institutions have filed required security plans, records show.

Concerns have been raised that security costs for the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games will increase.

In its X-Force security report for 2011, IBM said security efforts have cut spam and improved vulnerability patching, but attackers are now targeting mobile devices and the cloud.

Two conflicting bills aim to define the nature of cybersecurity regulation in critical industry sectors.

Infrastructure and systems to deliver health care after catastrophic events such as earthquakes and widespread disease are rudimentary at best, a report says.

A new assessment of the global biometrics market predicts revenues to increase to $14.685 billion by 2019.

After the shooting Monday at a Jewish school in France left four dead, the New York Police Department stepped up security at Jewish sites around the city.

University of Arkansas engineers are working to create a solar-powered emergency communications network that provides continuous, interrupted service.