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Physical protection of electrical substations is much more critical than simply guarding against copper theft. Recent terrorist attacks on substations and the potential for simultaneous attacks across the U.S. put the entire country at serious risk for major power interruption.

The Transportation Security Administration is on track to see a record number of passengers bringing guns to U.S. airports this year, with a surge in gun collections at security checkpoints in July, according to the Washington Examiner.

For the eighth year in a row, an annual report from Gallup has ranked Latin America as the least secure region in the world. 

Airline passengers face a tough time getting reimbursed by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) for lost, damaged or stolen items, according to a new study.

US businesses impacted by employee theft lost an average of $1.13 million last year, according to the 2017 Hiscox Embezzlement Study.

Stamford, Connecticut, may become the second U.S. city to fine people for texting and walking.

A recent survey commissioned by ADT LLC provides a fresh perspective on how Millennials view personal protection.

About one in four U.S. parents (24%) say they fear for their children's safety when they are at school.

Niche, a company that researches and collects reviews on cities, recently ranked the safest cities in the US.

U.S. consumers largely support sharing personal data with police or healthcare providers via smart devices, but enthusiasm varies depending on why and by whom the data is collected and how it is to be used, according to the 2017 Unisys Security Index.