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A consumer survey from First Insight says that more than 75 percent of respondents would not shop at a store that used facial recognition technology for marketing purposes.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority will place video surveillance screens in 22 buses on the X2 bus line.

A new technique created at the National Institute of Standards and Technology may provide information about when a person and their fingerprints were at a particular location.
 

The University of Michigan is banning selfie sticks at Michigan Stadium, and drones aren’t allowed in nor around the football stadium.
 

Universal Pictures is offering to reimburse theaters for security guards during opening-weekend screenings of “Straight Outta Compton.” 

In Arkansas, every public school student, faculty and staff member in the state will now be protected by a panic button. 

The DHS has named Andy Ozment to lead its cybersecurity hub. 

A movie theater chain in the Northeast banned moviegoers from bringing in backpacks and packages in the wake of attacks at theaters.

The Metropolitan Transit System announced that its acting director of security, Manuel Guaderrama, has been given the permanent job.

Nearly a third of moviegoers believe that bags and purses should be checked for weapons before people go into a theater, and 34% believe that lobbies should have armed security personnel and a metal detector.